the staff of the Ridgewood blog
Ridgewood NJ, in a move aimed at alleviating commuter frustration, Governor Murphy has announced a fare holiday for all NJ TRANSIT customers from August 26th through September 2nd, 2024. During this week-long period, fares will be waived across all modes of transportation, offering some relief to riders who have endured recent service disruptions.
NJ TRANSIT acknowledged the challenges faced by its customers, stating, “We recognize the inconvenience caused by recent service disruptions and are actively working with Amtrak to enhance service reliability on the Northeast Corridor. Our collaborative efforts have already led to a noticeable reduction in service incidents.”
Despite the fare holiday, frustrations remain high among NJ TRANSIT riders. Even with free train and bus rides, delays continued to plague commuters throughout the week. On Thursday morning, rail service into and out of Penn Station New York faced up to 45-minute delays due to Amtrak signal issues in one of the Hudson River Tunnels. This marked the second major disruption of the week, leaving riders increasingly exasperated.
NJ TRANSIT has advised customers to visit their website for available alternate service information and has expressed its gratitude for the ongoing support of its customers. The agency is committed to improving service reliability and hopes the fare holiday will ease some of the burden on commuters during this challenging time.
As NJ TRANSIT works to resolve these issues, customers are encouraged to take advantage of the fare holiday and stay informed about potential service changes.
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complete shit show. i have an idea lets raise the fares again
Keep voting for Democrats if you like this level of service