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NJ TRANSIT's pilot programme allows customers to conveniently purchase tickets for the Atlantic City Rail Line online through the company website, offering greater flexibility and ease of access.
In a collaborative effort, NJ TRANSIT joins forces with Uber and Lyft to launch a pilot programme, aimed at providing Access Link customers with improved transportation options, reduced wait times and affordable prices.
NJ TRANSIT's partnership with UITP will establish the association's first North American Regional Training Center, offering training through the establishment of best practices for all areas of sustainable transportation.
In line with its commitment to make public transport more accessible, the expansion of the discounted fare programme will allow eligible part-time students to benefit from more affordable NJ TRANSIT services.
In line with its commitment to provide a safe working environment, the proposed regulations will allow NJ TRANSIT to suspend riders who have assaulted its employees from using its public transport system.
The new funding will support seven NJ TRANSIT projects which will help advance electrification and improve first- and last-mile connectivity, creating a safer, greener and more accessible transport network across New Jersey.
Before entering passenger service in the coming months, NJ Transit's new electric bus will be used for the training of bus operators and first responders in the Camden, New Jersey area.
The study aims to advance NJ TRANSIT's sustainable transition by creating a set of standard designs and construction specifications for zero-emission fleets and the required equipment, technology and training.
U.S. cities from San Diego to Newark have extended their shared electric mobility programmes with Bird, in time for the return of students to campus for the Autumn term.
NJ TRANSIT's new budget will allow the agency to purchase new vehicles, upgrade infrastructure and hire the required personnel to enhance the customer experience.
The new funding will allow NJ TRANSIT to adapt the bus network to meet communities' changing mobility needs, as well as improve service accessibility to jobs, education and other opportunities.
The two new technology-focused initiatives will improve accessibility on NJ TRANSIT for neurodiverse customers and those with mobility constraints, by helping customers to navigate everyday travel experiences.
The city-run bus scheme will be operated through the Via app, as the city sought its help to solve the growing challenges of congestion and increasing fares.
