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Invested over $950 million to purchase 174 new multi-level cars since 2018 — the first of which are expected to arrive in 2025 (113 in 2018, 25 in 2022, 36 in 2024. All 25 new dual-mode locomotives ordered in 2017 and 2020 delivered, continuing our efforts to improve mechanical reliability and operational flexibility. See more

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NJ Transit, Amtrak Get $112M To Fix Old Wires And Signals - USA …

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21 hours ago · 1:27. The federal government unveiled $112 million in funding Thursday for NJ Transit and Amtrak meant to replace the aging overhead wires and signals on the Northeast …

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2 days ago · The company that built and operated NJ Transit's first light rail line for almost 30 years was ousted when the agency's board awarded a $1.5 billion contract to a Boston based …

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Get A First Look At The NJ Transit Train Commuters Have Been …

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Oct 30, 2024 · The first Multilevel III train sets are expected to enter service in mid-2025. The 174-car order of Multilevel III’s cost a total of $958 million, of which $567.5 million was funded by …

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1 day ago · Democratic Rep. Frank Pallone announced Thursday that the transit agencies would be getting $112 million in federal funding. The funding comes following multiple issues with …

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Did NJ Transit buy a multilevel rail vehicle?

In late 2018, the NJ Transit board of directors approved a rail rolling stock vehicle purchase award to Bombardier Transit Corp. — now Alstom Transportation — for 113 multilevel rail vehicles to replace the single-level, self-propelled rail vehicles manufactured more than 40 years ago. ...

How can New Jersey improve public transit?

“Providing modern, reliable equipment is a critical component to improving New Jersey’s infrastructure, particularly with regard to public transit,” Gov. Phil Murphy said. “These multilevel railcars are equipped with innovative features that meet the everyday needs of our commuters.” Story continues below photo gallery. ...

How will NJ Transit's new multilevel railcars improve customer experience?

NJ Transit President and CEO Kevin Corbett agreed. “NJ Transit is committed to improving every aspect of the customer journey, and the 174 new multilevel railcars will help achieve that by significantly improving reliability, increasing capacity and enhancing the onboard experience,” he said. ...

What is New Jersey Transit to trails?

New Jersey Transit introduced the Transit to Trails program, an online map application that identifies over 60 national, state and county parks throughout New Jersey that are accessible by NJ TRANSIT service. The program offers a 20-trip ticket discounted 20% off the one-way fare and good for 30-days. A Website Ticketing pilot program was also introduced for the Atlantic City Rail Line. ...

Will New Jersey Transit reopen its 86-year-old station?

In December 2020, Governor Murphy joined NJ TRANSIT President & CEO Kevin Corbett, community leaders and municipal, county and state officials to announce this major investment that will renovate the 86-year-old station and help spur economic prosperity by providing the opportunity for additional dining and shopping in the concourse area. ...

Will Amtrak & NJ Transit build the Gateway Program?

"NJ TRANSIT and Amtrak are taking a vital first step in bringing the Gateway Program to life by starting construction on the Portal North Bridge,” said Gateway Development Commission Co-Chairs Balpreet Grewal-Virk and Steven M. Cohen. ...