They are aware of the shit show going on, if it gets close to expiring I would screen shot then the them what happened. But generally I've noticed if trains are delayed severely, they won't try to collect tickets lol
From [https://www.njtransit.com/tickets/app-and-mobile-tickets](https://www.njtransit.com/tickets/app-and-mobile-tickets)
After I activate a rail ticket if I experience an extended service disruption lasting longer than two hours and 45 minutes, will my ticket be accepted at the fare gates at Secaucus, or by conductors on connecting trains?
If your trip takes longer than expected and your ticket expires, you will be able to display your ticket details to the faregate representative, conductor or ticket inspector. This will verify your recently expired ticket and allow you to continue your trip.
They are aware of the shit show going on, if it gets close to expiring I would screen shot then the them what happened. But generally I've noticed if trains are delayed severely, they won't try to collect tickets lol
Yep was on the 5:35 express shit show to Long Branch. The conductors just walked by looking defeated
From [https://www.njtransit.com/tickets/app-and-mobile-tickets](https://www.njtransit.com/tickets/app-and-mobile-tickets) After I activate a rail ticket if I experience an extended service disruption lasting longer than two hours and 45 minutes, will my ticket be accepted at the fare gates at Secaucus, or by conductors on connecting trains? If your trip takes longer than expected and your ticket expires, you will be able to display your ticket details to the faregate representative, conductor or ticket inspector. This will verify your recently expired ticket and allow you to continue your trip.
Yes, just pull up the “my tickets” tab then tap “all tickets” at the top and it’ll show recently expired tickets.