The two remaining rail unions negotiating with New Jersey Transit announced tentative agreements with the agency Saturday.
But it's not yet known when either group will vote on their respective proposals.
United Transportation Union Local 60,which represents conductors; the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and NJ Transit all confirmed the deals nowadays. Specific details were not disclosed, but Stephen Burkert, and the chairman of the conductors union,said Saturday he'll have more information at a union assembly Sunday. He added he hopes to achieve the agreement to a vote as soon as possible.
The two unions were part of an 11-member coalition that reached deals with the agency in March. That came approximately 24 hours before a strike deadline.
The other unions have ratified their deals.
Source: wnyc.org