Gov. Mikie Sherrill announced shutdowns on NJ Transit and speed restrictions on major roadways shortly after noon on Sunday, as a storm that can bring up to 28 inches of snow to parts of the region begins. There is a truck ban on state highways as of 3 p.m., and speed limits will be reduced to 35 miles per hour.

The tri-state area (and beyond) is preparing for a monstrous blizzard to bear down on the region, only weeks after the last major storm made a mess of our roads. Travel is expected to become difficult if not downright unsafe for many come Monday morning,

NJ Transit rail service could return to operating on a weekday schedule as early as Wednesday, depending on how much snow falls Tuesday night.

NEW JERSEY (PIX11) — With construction happening on the NJ Transit and Amtrak Portal Bridge, thousands of commuters are expected to face delays and service changes during their commutes to and from New York City.