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New law provides oversight of New Jersey Transit, a voice for South Jersey riders

December 20, 2018 Administrator

By Colt Shaw, Staff Writer, Press of Atlantic City; December 20, 2018 Disgruntled rail riders were handed a megaphone Thursday,…

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Posted in: Commuter Rail Filed under: Advisory Committee, Commuter Rail, Fare Hikes, Governor Phil Murphy, Input and Guidance For Board, Major Schedule Changes, New Jersey, New Jersey Transit, New Law, NJT, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains, Provides Oversight of New Jersey Transit, Rail Passenger, Rail Safety

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