Fares for NJ Transit customers rise — again — after the governor and Legislature moved money around in deliberations over the ...

The first automatic NJ Transit fare increase happens on July 1 when riders will pay 3% more to ride the agencies buses trains ...

A plan to address NJ Transit's gloomy fiscal picture is the centerpiece of Gov. Phil Murphy’s budget proposal for fiscal year 2025.. A new “corporate transit fee” Murphy pitched in his ...

If you use NJ Transit, you probably noticed you are paying a bit more on your train and bus tickets. That's because fares ...

New Jersey Transit announced new fares will go into effect beginning on Tuesday, July 1 — and riders can expect to pay more ...

NJ Transit’s operating budget would take effect on July 1, if Murphy’s proposed $58 billion state budget is passed. It is $151.9 million, or 5.1% greater than the current fiscal year budget, ...

TRENTON, New Jersey — New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy late Friday signed a $56.6 billion spending plan and a tax hike on the state’s largest corporations to fund public transportation. The tax ...

Adams’ thumbs-down on NJ Transit’s $2.65 billion fiscal year 2022 budget was — again — a symbolic gesture of principle that rests quietly in meeting minutes rather than sparking a board ...

The budget leaves the NJ Transit fare hike in place. Effective July 1, ticket prices go up 15%, and they're expected to rise 3% a year going forward.

NJ Transit directors approved a $11.21 billion 5-year capital budget. Use of and/or registration on any portion of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement, (updated 8/1/2024) and ...