NJ Transit increases could start May 1 (The Philadelphia Inquirer)

5 March 2010, 4:31 pm

Higher fares. Fewer trains. Longer waits for buses.That's the future for NJ Transit riders, as the agency yesterday announced 25 percent fare hikes and widespread service cuts to help address a $300 million budget shortfall.... Read More »

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