NJ Transit Multilevel Rail Cars Overhaul
Sector: Rail • Location: New Jersey, United States
Source: Politico
NJ Transit authorized a $917 million project to overhaul the oldest multilevel I and II rail cars as part of a promise to replace older, less reliable trains and buses. This project is part of the efforts to improve the NJ Transit fleet and is expected to be one of the final actions of the current NJ Transit CEO before his planned departure in early 2026.
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Description | NJ Transit authorized a $917 million project to overhaul the oldest multilevel I and II rail cars as part of a promise to replace older, less reliable trains and buses. This project is part of the efforts to improve the NJ Transit fleet and is expected to be one of the final actions of the current NJ Transit CEO before his planned departure in early 2026. |
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