Riders get on an NJ Transit 123 bus at the Port Authority Bus Terminal. NJ Transit is set to borrow $500 million to replace buses similar to this one and old locomotives to reduce delays.

Within the study area, there are 10 NJ Transit bus routes that serve approximately 80 bus stops with approximately 6,539 weekday boardings in 2019. Old Bridge Mayor Owen Henry welcomed news of the ...

Gov. Phil Murphy’s final state budget proposal includes a bold commitment to rid NJ Transit’s fleet of its oldest and most unreliable trains and buses. In his budget address Tuesday, Murphy ...

The agency is setting up six new routes and extending an existing one to incorporate stops currently serviced by private bus companies.

Much of the agency's operating funds are dependent on the whims of legislators. Other transit agencies rely on reliable, dedicated revenue sources.

NJ Transit is the beneficiary of $1.4 billion in federal relief funds that it refuses to share with private buses responsible for an estimated one-third of scheduled bus service in our state.

NJ Transit will also add more bus service on regularalso routes that parallel seven rail lines. NJ Transit rail tickets and passes will be cross-honored on all NJ Transit bus and light rail lines.

WESTWOOD — Starting this month, NJ Transit buses are traveling new routes around the borough in an effort to lessen noise and traffic on residential streets and provide more access to Pascack ...

Amtrak signal issues in one of the Hudson River Tunnels are causing significant delays on NJ Transit trains on Wednesday, ...