No BS Here: Runaway Bull on NJ Train Tracks Halts Public Transit

Frequent transit commuters understand the saying “herded like cattle” in relation to a busy subway car, but one New Jersey bull took the phrase a bit too literally and found his way onto the tracks at Newark’s Penn Station Thursday morning. It’s not clear exactly how the bull got there, but it caused train delays of up to 45 minutes according to NJ Transit, the public transit agency responsible for commuter service between the Garden State and New York City.

The PATH train, another rapid transit link between Newark and Manhattan, suspended service for roughly 30 minutes before resuming it with delays. During the suspension, commuters were asked to clear steer, ahem, steer clear of the area. “We're bullish on keeping you moving, but this situation was bull!” the transit provider posted to X.

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