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No Changes for NJT Budget; $12M for Private Bus Carriers

July 22, 2023

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Webweaver

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New Jersey’s budget for Fiscal 2024, which starts on July 1st, was approved on the last day of June. This year’s budget approval… Continue Reading No Changes for NJT Budget; $12M for Private Bus Carriers

A New NJT Headquarters?

July 22, 2023

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Sally Jane Gellert

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NJT Management, Railgram

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?

Budget Season Is Here

March 16, 2023

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Sally Jane Gellert

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Railgram

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

Report from the Chair, March/April 2023

March 16, 2023

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Sally Jane Gellert

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Railgram

The biggest train-related story since our last issue of the Railgram has to be the Norfolk Southern derailment in East Palestine, Ohio. We… Continue Reading Report from the Chair, March/April 2023

NJT Board Members: Wake Up!

November 15, 2021

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Webweaver

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Railgram, Uncategorized

Portal North Bridge Is Out of Money Already! Stop the presses, NJ Transit Board members, please wake up! The $1.56 billion Portal North… Continue Reading NJT Board Members: Wake Up!

11 Bus Lines Targeted for Cutbacks

May 15, 2012

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John Bobsin

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Service Cuts & Restorations

As a result of a first-of-its-kind exercise for NJ Transit, the agency is proposing cuts in 11 bus lines, which NJT says are… Continue Reading 11 Bus Lines Targeted for Cutbacks

Menendez Calls for Bipartisanship on Transport Bill

May 9, 2012

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John Bobsin

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Political Leaders

U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez (D-NJ) has called for bipartisanship rather than politics as Washington lawmakers struggle to come up with a compromise on… Continue Reading Menendez Calls for Bipartisanship on Transport Bill

Most NJT Fares Still Highest, Even After Fare Increase in New York

March 2, 2011

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Donald Winship

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Customer Experience

Despite fare increases by New York’s Metropolitan Transportaiton Authority (the Long Island Rail Road, Metro-North, and local transit in New York City) that… Continue Reading Most NJT Fares Still Highest, Even After Fare Increase in New York

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No Changes for NJT Budget; $12M for Private Bus Carriers

A New NJT Headquarters?

Budget Season Is Here

Report from the Chair, March/April 2023

NJT Board Members: Wake Up!

11 Bus Lines Targeted for Cutbacks

Menendez Calls for Bipartisanship on Transport Bill

Most NJT Fares Still Highest, Even After Fare Increase in New York

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