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
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
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
In a time of general belt-tightening, New Jersey Transit’s operating budget will increase. The State’s budget for the next fiscal year, which begins… Continue Reading NJT Operating Budget to Increase
New Jersey Transit again reduced service on the Newark Light Rail LIne between Penn Station and Broad Street Station on Labor Day week-end. … Continue Reading More Cuts in Newark Light Rail Service
Rail service cuts were not as severe as feared. Although we reported apprehension about expected severe cuts in the January-February issue of the… Continue Reading Service Cuts Not as Severe as Feared
New Jersey Transit has announced that the Great Notch Station on the Montclair-Boonton Line will be closed after Friday, January 15th. The station… Continue Reading NJT Expected to Cut Rail Service in January
New Jersey Transit now runs trains to Montclair on weekends. The service, which began on November 8th, runs as far as Bay Street… Continue Reading Montclair Weekend Service Begins
The Board of Directors of New Jersey Transit approved $1.15 Billion in contracts for the “ARC” (Access to the Region’s Core, also known… Continue Reading NJT Board Approves Over $1 Billion in “ARC” Contracts
The railroad lines operated today by NJ Transit as the Morris & Essex and the Montclair-Boonton Lines have a fascinating history, dating from… Continue Reading History of the Lines We Represent
