NJ Transit may turn to private operators for parking. ... led to 25 percent increases for train and interstate bus commuters and 10 percent increases for light-rail and local bus riders.

Private bus companies that want to stop running bus routes and service in New Jersey will have to give riders, public officials and NJ Transit more notice under a new law signed by Gov. Phil ...

Private bus operator Boxcar Inc. aims to ramp up service as a potential New Jersey Transit rail workers strike threatens to strand commuters as early as May 16.

A&C, Coach, DeCamp and other private bus operators all received buses from NJ Transit for an annual lease of $1 or a similar nominal fee, and the private companies could keep the fares they earned ...

While NJ Transit officials agree with Katz that private bus carriers account for about 35% of passenger bus service miles that help secure the agency federal funds, NJ Transit spokeswoman Nancy ...

NJ Transit scrambled to step in when DeCamp and Coach ended service on several Essex County routes and A&C ended four Jersey City routes. Private bus companies canceled NJ routes, causing 'mayhem ...

A&C, Coach, DeCamp and other private bus operators all received buses from NJ Transit for an annual lease of $1 or a similar nominal fee, and the private companies could keep the fares they earned ...

NJ Transit has improved reliability and increased ridership on some of the bus routes it took over after being abandoned by private companies last year, according to data provided by the agency ...

In order for NJ Transit to take on more bus routes, as Fulop suggests, it will need more drivers and bus garage space. The agency regularly cancels buses due to not having enough bus operators.

It didn’t take long for NJ Transit to forgive Academy Bus, LLC. The Hoboken bus company has landed four NJ Transit bus contracts in the last year — despite its ongoing payments toward a $20.5 ...

Gov. Phil Murphy addresses New Jersey Transit employees training to become new locomotive engineers and bus operators at the NJ Transit Ferry Street training facility in Newark on Jan. 17, 2019.