All NJ Transit train, bus and light rail rides are free through Sept. 2. You won’t need a ticket to board any buses or trains operated by NJ Transit.. The free fare week does not apply to PATH ...

NJ Transit’s week of free train and bus rides starts Monday in what is being called a “thank you” to customers who endured a summer filled with delays and disruptions.

The price increase comes a year after the transit agency hiked fares by 15%, a move officials said was necessary because they ...

Starting July 1, NJ Transit fares are going up again after last year's 15% price increase. This year, bus and train fares are ...

New Jersey Transit is making train and bus rides free for customers for one week at the end of August, after the system was riddled with a spate of cancellations and massive delays earlier this ...

NJ Transit customers ride for free all week long: Here's what to know The fare holiday runs from Aug. 26 through Sept. 2 By NBC New York Staff • Published August 25, 2024 • Updated on August ...

New Jersey Transit will make train and bus rides free for one week this month, after commuters suffered through a spate of service delays and cancellations this summer. Gov. Phil Murphy said ...

NJ Transit is offering a break for commuters caught in the mess caused by two massive sinkholes near on the stretch of I-80 near Exit 34 in Morris County, New Jersey. The NJDOT says the westbound ...

An NJ Transit train leaves the Secaucus Junction station in Secaucus, N.J., Wednesday, May 14, 2025. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig) The disagreement comes down to wages.

Stuck in the dark, hundreds of people were crammed aboard the 7:20 p.m. New Jersey Transit train to Trenton on July 31, as it sat in the tunnel beneath the Hudson River. They just wanted to get ...

According to the agency, the contingency plan would only accommodate “an extremely limited number of rail customers,” — about 20% — so people are encouraged to work from home if possible and limit ...

All NJ Transit train, bus and light rail rides are free through Sept. 2. You won’t need a ticket to board any buses or trains operated by NJ Transit.