Despite World Cup rail tickets still costing $105, NJ Transit has some good news for fans

World Cup fans taking NJ Transit trains to the matches at MetLife Stadium only need to pay one fare while bus commuters will ...
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NJ Transit pilots digital bus stop signs across New Jersey (updated)

NJ Transit is piloting high-tech digital bus stop signs at eight stops in five towns across New Jersey. The initiative launched through partnerships developed via the Transit Tech Lab. The ...
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NJ Transit relaunches FLEXPASS ticket option for riders

New Jersey Transit announced on Tuesday that the agency is relaunching its popular FLEXPASS for riders. NJ Transit says the FLEXPASS tickets will be available for purchase through the NJ ...
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NJ Transit launches free MicroLink shuttle bus service

Commuters in Bergen and Monmouth counties will be the first in the state to try NJ Transit’s new MicroLink service, which transports commuters between their neighborhoods and the agency’s park-and ...

After outcry, NJ Transit reduces round-trip ticket price to World Cup games

Round-trip rail tickets were going to cost World Cup fans $150. They will now be $105, NJ Transit​ CEO Kris Kolluri said ...
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NJ Transit plans to make train cars and stations smell like lavender

The Garden State's official flower may be the blue violet, but the official smell of NJ Transit is now lavender. NJ Transit CEO Kris Kolluri on Tuesday announced the scent as the preferred fragrance ...