Former Lackawanna Coalition Chair Albert L. Papp often refers to the river that physically divides New Jersey and New York as the “Hudson… Continue Reading Congestion Pricing Dispute Keeps Courts Busy
An interesting article about Montgomery County, Maryland, and its increasing bus service and employer subsidies to entice more peopl eout of their cars:… Continue Reading Maryland County Expands Transit Tax Credits
Riders on the Raritan Valley Line (RVL) now can ride a train directly to or from New York Penn Station on weekday evenings,… Continue Reading Raritan Valley “One-Seat-Ride” Service Belatedly Extended to Evening
Newark Liberty International Airport’s monorail system is showing its age, and it will shut down May 1 for a 75-day overhaul, according to… Continue Reading EWR Monorail, Station to Close May 1 for 75 Days
Aside from announcing that Quiet Commute Cars will soon be offered on trains to and from Hoboken during midday hours on weekdays, New… Continue Reading Executive Director: More Changes Coming to NJT
“I threw the report in the garbage,” said NJ state transportation commissioner and NJ Transit board chairman Jim Simpson, referring to a report… Continue Reading Simpson Trashes NJT Staff Off-Peak Report
If several area lawmakers have their way, trains nationwide would be fitted with surveillance cameras that would record what the train engineer does… Continue Reading Equip Trains with Safety Cameras (Lawmakers)
Whether operation of trains by locomotives pushing rather than pulling the cars is totally safe has come into question after the fatal Metro-North… Continue Reading “Push-Pull” Trains Questioned After Metro-North Wreck
