Bus service will operate on a regular weekday schedule Tuesday. Atlantic City Rail Line: Trains will operate on a regular weekday schedule Tuesday. Service will be suspended between Little Falls and Mountain Lakes due to storm damage. Montclair-Boonton Line: Trains are expected to operate on a regular weekday schedule Tuesday between Hoboken/New York and Montclair State University Station at Little Falls. Port Jervis Line: Rail service will remain suspended due to flooding and storm damage between Suffern and Harriman. Customers who normally transfer at Secaucus for service to New York are advised to stay on the train to Hoboken to connect with PATH at no additional charge. Main/Bergen County Line: Trains are expected to operate on a regular weekday schedule Tuesday. Morris & Essex Lines: Trains are expected to operate on a regular weekday schedule Tuesday. Raritan Valley Line: Trains are expected to operate, subject to delays in both directions due to storm damage. In addition, 3500-series trains to/from South Amboy may be cancelled. North Jersey Coast Line: Trains are expected to operate, subject to delays in both directions due to storm damage. Northeast Corridor trains will operate hourly out of New York Penn Station to New Brunswick. Northeast Corridor trains will operate every 20 minutes from New Brunswick to New York. Service will remain suspended between Trenton and New Brunswick until further notice. Northeast Corridor: Trains are expected to operate between New Brunswick Station and New York only, due to ongoing flooding at Trenton Transit Center.