New Jersey Transit Plans 25% Fare Increase to Cope With Deficit (Bloomberg)

5 March 2010, 10:49 am

March 5 (Bloomberg) -- New Jersey Transit proposed fare increases of 25 percent to help close a $300 million budget deficit. James Weinstein , executive director of NJ Transit, the third-largest U.S. transit system, has said the agency also will cut jobs, trim salaries and reduce services to cope with declining ridership and less aid.... Read More »

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