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U.S., New Jersey: NJ Transit graduates more engineers, says it has hired the most in its history

December 12, 2019 Administrator

By Larry Higgs, NJ.com; December 11, 2019 Consider this class the Advanced Placement class of NJ Transit locomotive engineers, who…

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