The adjustment will provide customers with additional travel options to the Florence River Line and a new hospital opening in Mullica Hill.

New York and New Jersey officials are scaling down the cost of the project in an effort to win federal funding.

The restart of midday and weekend rail service on the New Jersey Transit line will begin Aug. 25.

"These new additions help position United as the airline of choice for customers planning their business or leisure travel," International Network Vice President Patrick Quayle said in a statement.

The Garden State's ranking saw no change from the previous report, where it also ranked 50th in overall performance and cost-effectiveness.

According to New Jersey Transit, the work will include replacing structurally compromised reinforcement where necessary and applying a corrosion resistant membrane on the platform surface.

Starting in October, the agency will be required to post information on the main page of its website indicating the number of trains called off each month. The first report will encompass all data between January 2017 and October 2019.

Subject to government approval, the nonstop service will begin March 28, 2020.

Eligible residents can use the code EWRH20 for two rides worth up to $15 to access the four locations around the city.

The request includes feedback for how to re-configure the site to enhance commuters' experience, to create a mixed-use neighborhood destination, and to invest in improvements to public transportation.

One hundred and ten law enforcement agencies across New Jersey received funds to staff saturation patrols and sobriety checkpoints during the initiative, which runs from Aug. 16 through Sept. 3.