NJ Transit Proposes 15% Fare Hike After Nearly a Decade
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NJ Transit is proposing a 15% fare increase in its fiscal year 2025 budget, the first hike in almost 10 years, to address a projected $106 million budget shortfall. The increase, set to take effect on July 1, is part of a plan that includes subsequent 3% annual increases with no sunset date, while service levels will not be cut.
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