New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie likes to portray himself as a fiscal conservative, but reporting by Kate Zernike in The New York Times… Continue Reading Christie’s Budget Strategies Questioned
As New York City counts down the hours to this year’s mayoral election (Nov. 5), transportation users wonder how the two leading candidates… Continue Reading NYC Mayoral Canidates on Transportation
After a long campaign, Raritan Valley Line riders on NJ Transit can expect the start of what they’ve been asking for: a single-seat… Continue Reading In Spring: Off-Peak Raritan Trains to New York
NJT has announced that the waiting area in the main waiting room at Hoboken will be closed for several months starting Monday, October… Continue Reading Hoboken Waiting Room Closed—Restrooms Open
NJT’s massive loss in Hurricane Sandy was caused by a bad decision by a low-level official, not by reliance on poor storm forecasts.… Continue Reading Christie’s Sandy Remarks Questioned
Fixing Penn Station in New York first requires cooperation among the 3 railroads that use it: Amtrak, New Jersey Transit, and the Long… Continue Reading Fixing the Penn Station Mess
The new one-ride fare on PATH is $2.50, effective October 1. PATH fares for a single ride are thus equal to NYC subway… Continue Reading PATH Fares Rise
