NJ Transit accelerates effort to fix cloudy railcar windows
NJ Transit will speed up efforts to replace damaged windows on its multilevel railcars, cutting the time to complete to three years instead of the previously projected six to eight years. The plan to replace the windows in one third of the fleet over the next three years was announced Wednesday,
Details on how the negotiations between the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen and NJ Transit have been scant ...
"We take the feedback that our customers give us very, very seriously. Franck Beaumin, our customer advocate, focuses a lot ...
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NJ Transit rolls out new initiatives to improve customer experience and maintain clean stationsPart of the initiative will now have customer care ambassadors -- wearing bright orange shirts and vests -- located at Newark ...
NJ Transit CEO Kris Kolluri said plans to build a new bus terminal at MetLife Stadium have been scrapped in favor of temporary bus infrastructure.
The head of NJ Transit says South Jersey needs the Glassboro-Camden train line to spur economic growth of the region's "eds ...
Transportation advocates fear NJ Transit can't slash spending without also cutting services. Its new CEO says not to worry.
Orange-wearing customer service reps will be making the rush hour rounds at Newark Penn Station, while overnight cleaning ...
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