Why do NJ Transit rail services remain substantially reduced nearly 4 months after Hurricane Sandy? A shortage of wheels for rail rolling stock… Continue Reading No Wheels Means No Trains
Metro-North Railroad has announced fare increases effective March 1 on all its lines, including the lines in New York State operated by NJ… Continue Reading M-N Fare Increase Hits NJT Stations Too
Morris & Essex and Montclair-Boonton lines are scheduled to restore service at noon, Saturday, Feb. 9; service had been suspended at 8 p.m.… Continue Reading M&E, Montclair Restored after Storm
According to New Jersey State Transportation Commissioner Jim Simpson, NJ Transit is probably the most complex transportation company in the country; “It’s more… Continue Reading Commish: NJT Head Needs Help
NJ Transit service as of mid-January continues to be limited since Superstorm Sandy on some lines, mainly those relying on electric service to… Continue Reading Safer Yards for Next Storm?
According to various media sources, the “cliff deal” tax bill passed by Congress this week increases the tax benefit available to transit commuters… Continue Reading Commuter Tax Benefit Restored
During the recent Hurricane Sandy emergency, New York transit agencies increasingly relied on social media such as Facebook,Twitter, Flickr, and YouTube to keep customers… Continue Reading Communications Spotty: Report
Major portions of the region’s transportation structure remain out of service or limited 6 weeks after Hurricane Sandy devastated the infrastructure. In many… Continue Reading Long Recovery for Hoboken PATH
NJ Transit suffered serious damage to its passenger cars and locomotives when Hurricane Sandy flooded storage yards at Kearny in the Jersey Meadows… Continue Reading Weather Experts Contradict NJT
Since Superstorm Sandy struck more than 3 weeks ago, NJ Transit has been working to restore normal service. NJT was the hardest-hit suburban… Continue Reading Did NJT Ignore Flood Warnings?
