Attempts by NJ Assemblyman John Wisniewski to investigate possible transportation failures at the February 2 Super Bowl were stymied on March 10 when… Continue Reading NJT, NFL Skip Dems’ Super Bowl Hearing
A week after NJ Transit Executive Director Jim Weinstein retired and was replaced by Veronique Hakim, rumors circulated about a “clean sweep” that… Continue Reading NJT Management Shakeup Rumored
New Jersey Transit’s performance on Super Bowl Sunday remains controversial, after it took hours longer than expected for thousands of fans to be… Continue Reading Panel to Investigate NJT Super Bowl Performance
A hearing in Trenton on NJ Transit’s controversial performance on Super Bowl Sunday has been cancelled, reportedly because NJ Transit, the National Football… Continue Reading Assembly Hearing on Super Bowl Cancelled
There have been a number of significant developments concerning NJ Transit’s performance in getting fans to and from the Super Bowl game last… Continue Reading Editorial: NJ Transit and the Super Bowl: We are Concerned and We Want Answers (Updated)
Days after thousands of riders waiting in long lines to ride trains to and from the Super Bowl, the media drumbeat about their… Continue Reading Super Bowl Drumbeat Continues
From our vantage point at Secaucus Station, it appeared that the rail operation was going smoothly. The rotunda was not jammed with people… Continue Reading Our Super Bowl Coverage Continues: Developments after Midnight
THIS REPORT IS OUT OF DATE. FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS HAVE REVEALED THAT THE SITUATION HAD CHANGED SIGNIFICANTLY SINCE THAT REPORT WAS ISSUED. UPDATED COVERAGE… Continue Reading Super Bowl post mortem – NJT Did Decently, Got Raw Deal
Although NJ Transit handled a record number of customers to Sunday’s Super Bowl, most media reports focused on the problems fans encountered in… Continue Reading Super Bowl Transit Had Problems: Media
As the Super Bowl got underway, NJ Transit managed to transport a reported 28,000 riders to the stadium with only brief problems. At… Continue Reading Super Bowl: Arrivals OK, Delays Leaving
