NJ Transit

New Jersey Transit announced Friday it has completed installation and implementation of a federally required emergency braking system, two weeks before a national deadline that had raised the specter of steep fines and potentially crippling disruptions to train service between New Jersey and New Yor…

A new bill in Trenton would not force these agencies into any kind of merger at this time, but would ask a task force to submit a report to the Governor.

All rail service will be suspended at 7:30 p.m. and north and central Jersey service ending at 6 p.m.

NJ Transit cops last week issued their first mask ticket to a passenger who they said had repeatedly refused to wear a mask on his commute from Lakewood.

Five passengers and eight crew members were on board the train bound for New York when it derailed just after midnight between the Perth Amboy and Woodbridge stations.

All eight cars of the New York-bound train remained upright after the derailment and none of the seven passengers on crew on board were injured.

The Federal Railway Administration says in a progress report only half of NJ Transit's 375.9 PTC mandated route miles are complete.

The head of NJ Transit says the Agency is committed to sanitizing all buses trains and stations, but passengers must do their part.

While the Port Authority says non-masked travelers now face a $50 fine, New Jersey Transit will keep asking and handing out masks to those without.

At Assembly budget committee hearing, the state transportation commissioner warns the budget adopted next summer will be quite challenging for NJ Transit.