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- Morris County officials prioritize bus routes to be spared from NJ Transit ... - The Star-Ledger - NJ.com
- NJ Transit to Raise Fares 25 Percent - Local Talk News
- NJ Transit riders 'very angry,' but chief vows future growth - Philadelphia Inquirer
- NJ Transit cop from Irvington pleads guilty to official misconduct in drug bust - NJ.com
- 'Pain and expense' for commuters - NorthJersey.com
- Proposed NJ Transit bus-route cuts raise concernsin East Brunswick, Old Bridge - myCentralJersy.com
- More Transit Projects, But Less Service For Region - Mobilizing the Region (blog)
- Borough commuters may feel pinch in May - NorthJersey.com
- DC Metro expects to tap ex-NJ transit chief as interim general manager - Washington Post
- Continued Economic Woes Help Push Public Transit Use Down in '09 - The Jersey City Independent
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 The Star-Ledger - NJ.com | Morris County officials prioritize bus routes to be spared from NJ Transit ... The Star-Ledger - NJ.com All but the most frequently used route in the 25-year-old county bus system would be eliminated, possibly as soon as May 1, by NJ Transit. ... |
 NJ.com | NJ Transit to Raise Fares 25 Percent Local Talk News NEWARK - Local Talk area riders may see their New Jersey Transit fares increase around 25 percent on May 1 and will have at least 137 bus and rail runs ... NJ Transit's payroll grows 24 percent in three years, report says NJ Transit's woes will pinch commuters NJ Transit gets $52 million for stimulus projects | Philadelphia Inquirer | 03 ... |
NJ Transit riders 'very angry,' but chief vows future growth Philadelphia Inquirer In systemwide service cuts announced Friday, NJ Transit said it planned to eliminate six trains on its Philadelphia-Atlantic City line. ... NJ Transit Seeks Raise in Its Fares NJ Transit announces fare hikes, service cuts NJ Transit train, bus riders hit with 25 percent fare hike, service reductions |
NJ Transit cop from Irvington pleads guilty to official misconduct in drug bust NJ.com By Richard Khavkine/For The Star-Ledger NEWARK -- An NJ Transit police officer arrested for possession of nearly 4 pounds of marijuana in 2008 pleaded ... Ex-N.J. Transit police officer pleads guilty to possession of nearly 4 pounds ... |
'Pain and expense' for commuters NorthJersey.com Commuters were agitated even before NJ Transit made an announcement last week about impending service cuts and fare increases. ... It's going to cost more to commute |
 The Star-Ledger - NJ.com | Proposed NJ Transit bus-route cuts raise concernsin East Brunswick, Old Bridge myCentralJersy.com EAST BRUNSWICK — NJ Transit's proposal to cut three commuter bus lines running through East Brunswick and Old ... Buono Calls On Governor, NJ Transit To Rethink East Brunswick Bus Cuts NJ Sen. Buono warns bus service cuts would hurt East Brunswick riders Officials hope to drive out plan to kill bus lines |
 Mobilizing the Region (blog) | More Transit Projects, But Less Service For Region Mobilizing the Region (blog) In our region alone, NJ Transit is proposing to cut 200 transit workers and the MTA is looking to eliminate more than 1000 workers. Transit riders in both ... |
Borough commuters may feel pinch in May NorthJersey.com Glen Ridge commuters may see fare hikes and service cuts this spring, as NJ Transit works to fill a massive budget shortfall. ... |
 Washington Post | DC Metro expects to tap ex-NJ transit chief as interim general manager Washington Post Metro's board of directors hopes to appoint former New Jersey Transit chief Richard Sarles as interim general manager on ... Former NJ Transit chief gets post with Washington DC Metro Talkin' Transit The New Face of Metro |
 The Jersey City Independent | Continued Economic Woes Help Push Public Transit Use Down in '09 The Jersey City Independent Meanwhile, total traffic on NJ Transit was down 4.32 percent — a drop of 4.64 percent on commuter rail, 4.26 percent on buses and 3.64 percent on light ... |