
The fare hike is the first of what could become annual 3% increases

The fare hike is the first of what could become annual 3% increases

The NJ Transit strike was tentatively settled, but the agency’s financial outlook is not good
(AP Photo/Richard Drew)Rising costs, slumping ridership, uncertain funding adding up
(Clockwise, L to R: AP Photo/Mary Altaffer; Dr. Pa Del from Flickr; CC BY-SA 2.0; AP Photo/Mel Evans; AP Photo/Ted Shaffrey, File)Higher gas tax, highway tolls and NJ Transit fares, not forgetting new NYC congestion pricing toll
(NJ Spotlight News)The fare holiday will cost NJ Transit an estimated $19 million
(NJ Spotlight News)One-week fare break will cost the cash-strapped agency an estimated $19M
(AP Photo/Julio Cortez)Gov. Murphy says fare holiday is a ‘thank you’ to loyal customers
(NJ Spotlight News)A fare holiday for riders between Aug. 26 and Sept. 2
(NJ Spotlight News)Train and bus fares are set to increase by 15% on July 1
(Gateway Program)Dilapidated infrastructure, federal ownership of lines and Amtrak’s control of track maintenance all matter
NJ Spotlight NewsTrain, bus and light rail fares set to rise by up to 15% in July
NJ Spotlight NewsA 15% fare increase has been proposed
(AP Photo/Eduardo Munoz Alvarez, File)Advocates express dismay over revenue proposals ahead of Murphy’s budget address next week
talya schwartzDemocratic and Republican state lawmakers join chorus of complaints

Brace for sticker shock. NJ Transit fares leap 9 percent come fall. And for more money, you'll get less service. All to close a $56 ...

NJ Transit fares will increase starting Oct. 1 an average of 9 percent with some service cuts going into effect Sept. 1.

Commuters take the mike to fight a proposed 9 percent transit fare hike. NJ Transit gets an earful about delays, breakdowns and the rush hour ...

Those who get to work using NJ Transit have been expressing concerns at public hearings regarding the proposed 9 percent fare hikes.

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NJ Transit Executive Director Jim Weinstein says heat is challenging for rail lines, but personnel are checking the equipment to keep everything running smoothly. The ...