NJ Transit to hike fares 25 percent, Morris bus-, rail-riders to feel cuts (Daily Record)

5 March 2010, 12:18 pm

NJ Transit riders, in addition to facing a 25 percent fare increase, will see 32 of the 725 commuter trains eliminated from service, including seven fewer trains along the Morris & Essex line and the complete elimination of six Morris County Metro bus routes serving malls and office centers.... Read More »

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