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Midday Trains on Gladstone Line Suspended This Summer

July 7, 2011

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John Bobsin

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Weekday trains scheduled for midday hours are not running on the Gladstone Line this summer, due to a tie-replacement project. Buses are running… Continue Reading Midday Trains on Gladstone Line Suspended This Summer

NJT Bucks Trend; Orders High-Floor Buses

July 7, 2011

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David Peter Alan

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NJT Management

New Jersey Transit has ordered 158 high-floor buses, in contrast to other transit providers, which have switched to low-floor buses. The low-floor models… Continue Reading NJT Bucks Trend; Orders High-Floor Buses

Severe Service Disruptions Plague Northeast Corridor Line, Affecting M&E Line Riders

July 7, 2011

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David Peter Alan

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Amtrak

Three severe service disruptions in as many days made commuting difficult for New Jersey rail riders on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, June 21st,… Continue Reading Severe Service Disruptions Plague Northeast Corridor Line, Affecting M&E Line Riders

Coalition Calls for Affordable Trans-Hudson Project

June 29, 2011

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John Bobsin

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Budget

Coalition Calls for Affordable Trans-Hudson Project, As Feds Demand “ARC” Money Back from NJT Just as the Lackawanna Coalition made the case in… Continue Reading Coalition Calls for Affordable Trans-Hudson Project

Coalition Endorses Proposal for “Affordable ARC Now—Not Later”

June 29, 2011

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John Bobsin

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Expansion Projects

The Lackawanna Coalition has passed a resolution in support of building “An Affordable ARC Project Now—Not Later”. The organization calls on the state… Continue Reading Coalition Endorses Proposal for “Affordable ARC Now—Not Later”

Coalition Helps Connect New England by Rail

June 29, 2011

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John Bobsin

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Conferences

“We CAN Connect New England by Rail” was the theme of a conference held in New Haven on April 29, and members of… Continue Reading Coalition Helps Connect New England by Rail

Dual-Mode Locomotives Make Their Debut

May 22, 2011

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John Bobsin

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Electrification

NJT has unveiled its first ALP-45 dual-mode locomotive. The engines will be able to run under electric wire and will also run on… Continue Reading Dual-Mode Locomotives Make Their Debut

Low-Floor Buses Are Coming to Morris County

May 22, 2011

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Donald Winship

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Bus Service

Morris County bus riders may soon have to climb only one step to board a local bus, rather than four. NJT has ordered… Continue Reading Low-Floor Buses Are Coming to Morris County

Quiet Commute Cars Come to Hoboken

May 22, 2011

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Donald Winship

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Customer Experience

New Jersey Transit has announced that the car nearest to Hoboken on every peak-hour train will be a Quiet Commute Car, effective June… Continue Reading Quiet Commute Cars Come to Hoboken

Lackawanna Coalition Calls on NJT to Pass Benefits of Budget Increase on to Riders

March 10, 2011

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Donald Winship

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Budget

Gov. Clhris Christie has proposed an increase ofr $43.2 million in New Jersey Transit’s operating budget for the next fiscal year, beginning July… Continue Reading Lackawanna Coalition Calls on NJT to Pass Benefits of Budget Increase on to Riders

Midday Trains on Gladstone Line Suspended This Summer

NJT Bucks Trend; Orders High-Floor Buses

Severe Service Disruptions Plague Northeast Corridor Line, Affecting M&E Line Riders

Coalition Calls for Affordable Trans-Hudson Project

Coalition Endorses Proposal for “Affordable ARC Now—Not Later”

Coalition Helps Connect New England by Rail

Dual-Mode Locomotives Make Their Debut

Low-Floor Buses Are Coming to Morris County

Quiet Commute Cars Come to Hoboken

Lackawanna Coalition Calls on NJT to Pass Benefits of Budget Increase on to Riders

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