On the train to see the Pope? It’s been a blessedly easy trip

It's been another easy ride for riders into Philadelphia for Sunday afternoon's Papal Mass.

SEPTA has ended its schedule for bringing riders into Center City Philadelphia on the Trenton and West Trenton.

"No one has had to wait longer than it took for the next trains to come in," said spokeswoman Heather Redfern.

"Overall things look good" for NJ Transit rail, light rail and bus executive director Ronnie Hakim tells New Jersey 101.5. "It looks like our service is certainly meeting demand," adding that there are many customer service ambassadors on hand to answer questions.

"We're coming down to the home stretch," tweeted PATCO, which reports trains will run into Philadelphia every 16 minutes until 4 p.m. Eastbound service from the 9/10th Street stationback to New Jersey begins at 5:30 p.m and continues until 3:40 a.m.

Here’s how you can keep up with all the latest news from New Jersey 101.5 as it happens:

• Keep an eye on our special Pope visit coverage page, which we’ll be updating all week with live video, traffic updates, reactions from local leaders and much more.
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And you can contribute, too! Be extra eyes and ears in the crowd. Is the traffic overwhelming? Is the walk from Camden to Philadelphia going as planned? Let us know by:

• Tagging @nj1015 on Twitter and @nj101.5 on Instagram.
• Calling in to 800-283-1015.
• Emailing newsjerz@nj1015.com.

Want to share lots and lots of news? Email us at newsjerz@nj1015.com before Friday with the words “pope visit” in the subject to make arrangements to get in touch throughout the visit.