NJ Transit unveils first Multilevel III rail car (photos)
NJ Transit unveils the first of the new Multilevel III rail cars as part of a $3 billion fleet modernization to boost reliability, capacity and commuter experience.
Sherrill signs executive order to improve NJ Transit service
The 45-day improvement plan aims to boost safety, cleanliness, accessibility and reliability at the beleaguered agency.
Sherrill taps Kolluri for dual NJ Transit, turnpike roles (updated)
Gov.-elect Mikie Sherrill named Kris Kolluri to continue in his current position while also serving as executive director at the New Jersey Turnpike Authority, streamlining transit leadership ahead of 2026 events, such as the FIFA World Cup.
NJ Transit to take over Bayonne Broadway Bus route
The agency will assume operations Dec. 1 after the private transportation company ends its 101-year-run.
NJ Transit OKs $917M overhaul of multilevel rail fleet
Impacting more than 400 cars, the clearance will upgrade amenities, boost reliability and align the existing carriages with new Multilevel III vehicles.
NJ Transit approves $507M bus purchase in fleet overhaul
The move marks the final authorization required for the agency to reach its goal of modernizing its entire line by 2031.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: NJ Transit opinion piece ‘short on facts’
President and CEO Kris Kolluri defends the agency, detailing its investments in safety and modernization in response to a recent submission to NJBIZ.
NJ Transit engineers approve 7-year contract after strike
The retroactive deal with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen includes a significant raise for workers and ends a five-year battle.
NJ Transit engineers strike ends with tentative deal (updated)
The agreement ends the first engineers stoppage in 42 years. See when service will resume.
PERSPECTIVE: The rail strike nobody wants. Or needs
New Jerseyans face the possibility of a crippling NJ Transit engineer walkout in just a couple of weeks. And while talks continue, both sides remain far apart on wages after union members rejected a previous offer.
Board unanimously approves Kolluri as NJ Transit CEO
Succeeding Kevin Corbett, Kris Kolluri most recently served as the CEO of the Gateway Development Commission, overseeing the $16.1 billion Hudson Tunnel Project.
Kolluri tapped to run Gateway Development Commission
Kris Kolluri, the current president and CEO of Camden Community Partnership Inc., is a former commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Transportation and played an instrumental role in developing New Jersey’s ARC project funding.















