Author: Sally Jane Gellert
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Commentary The vote is in (as of August 31), and it is overwhelmingly favorable to a strike: the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and… Continue Reading Strike! (but not yet)
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Commentary We congratulate NJ Transit on winning its most recent award, for 2023 Outstanding Public Transportation System, from APTA. As the third largest… Continue Reading Congratulations—But Wait!
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Citizen advocate Adam Reich recently brought to our attention a major flaw in NJ Transit’s social media: the lack of ALT text for… Continue Reading What Is that Photo?
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The Lackawanna Coalition realizes that many people are nervous about taking public transportation, and yet for the March to End Fossil Fuels on… Continue Reading LC Members Assist New Riders
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A lot has been written about NJ Transit’s decision to sell its headquarters building and move to the expensive Gateway building, so there… Continue Reading Report from the Chair, Sept./Oct. 2023
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Semiannual accessibility forum is becoming a routine matter at NJ Transit—but not so routine that publicity can be neglected. The latest was on… Continue Reading NJ Transit Accessibility Forum
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Summer has started with hot weather and the occasional storm, bringing a few downed trees to disrupt our travel. NJ Transit unveiled the… Continue Reading Report from the Chair
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commentary Recently it was reported that NJ Transit is going to move its headquarters from its owned building on one side of Newark… Continue Reading A New NJT Headquarters?
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Budget season is in full swing in Trenton, and as April turned to May Legislative Director Vito Havrilla presented remarks at a Senate… Continue Reading Report from the Chair
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Checking the state legislature’s home page as this issue goes to press, we found that the annual Senate and Assembly budget hearings have… Continue Reading Budget Season Is Here
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