New Jersey Transit riders deserve and voice and a vote on the NJ Transit Board of Directors. If a bill (S2804) sponsored by State Senators
Last Friday, for the 34th time since 2009, President Obama signed a three month “patch” to extend federal transportation funding for three months. The signing came on
According to Census journey-to-work data, 27 percent of New York State commuters, and 11 percent of New Jersey commuters, use public transportation to get to work each
Today the New Jersey Transit Board of Directors approved a proposal to raise fares by 9 percent and implement service cuts exactly how it was proposed back in
The stage has been set and unfortunately it looks like the show must go on with fare hikes and service cuts for New Jersey Transit
Despite strong opposition, New Jersey Transit is moving forward with a 9 percent fare increase and service cuts. The public comment period (more information below) ended on May 21,
There’s an important bill making its way through the New Jersey Legislature which could have a profound impact on transit service in the Garden State.
According to a new Tri-State Transportation Campaign analysis, if the proposed nine percent fare increase is approved later this summer, the cost of a ticket on
New Jersey Transit, facing a $60 million budget deficit for FY2016 (stemming from an overall transportation funding crisis in the state), recently announced a proposed 9 percent fare hike,
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