"Preparing for Success: NJ Transit's Challenge in Hosting the 2026 World Cup"
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New Jersey faces the challenge of efficiently transporting massive crowds to MetLife Stadium for the 2026 World Cup, following past transit disasters during events like the 2014 Super Bowl and WrestleMania 35. Governor Phil Murphy aims to avoid a repeat of these issues and has pledged to enhance NJ Transit for the tournament, which will feature eight matches, including the final. However, concerns remain about the transit system's ability to handle the influx of fans, especially with conflicting demands between visitors and daily commuters.
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