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Tag: Changes Residency Requirement for Locomotive Engineers

New Jersey Transit Now Allowed To Hire Train Engineers Who Live Out Of State

September 18, 2018 Administrator

From WCBS Newsradio 880; September 15, 2018 TRENTON, N.J. (WCBS 880) — New Jersey Transit is looking to bring in…

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