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NJ Transit, World Cup

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 · 3h · on MSN
NJ Transit emergency drills held at MetLife Stadium before FIFA World Cup
The New Jersey Transit Police Department conducted its annual emergency response drill Saturday at MetLife Stadium in preparation for the FIFA World Cup.

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$150 to get to MetLife: NJ Transit announces prices for rail, bus tickets to World Cup
ABC7 New York on MSN · 1d
New Jersey Transit says cost of train ticket to World Cup will be $150 this summer
Al Jazeera English · 22h
New Jersey announces $150 transit tickets to reach the World Cup
Transit fares from New York to MetLife Stadium in New Jersey for World Cup matches will rise to $150, with officials citing costs not covered by FIFA, drawing criticism as other host cities kept price...

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 · 14h
Fifa blamed as World Cup trains set to cost $100
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New Jersey officials confirm World Cup transit prices: $150 by train, $225 to park
News 12 New Jersey
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NJ Transit unveils $3B modernization plan to upgrade trains, buses, service vehicles by 2031

New rail cars, high-tech buses, and expanded service vehicles aim to reduce delays, improve reliability, and modernize the commuter experience across New Jersey.
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First look at NJ Transit's new multi-level trains shows high-tech upgrades

NJ Transit President Kris Kolluri gave CBS News New York the first look at one of the brand new Multilevel III rail cars. The new multi-level trains are expected to be much more reliable, as they'll be replacing cars that were built five decades ago, NJ Transit said.
PhillyVoice
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NJ Transit unveils first of 40 new train cars expected to enter service this year

The upgraded model, which is faster and more reliable, is part of the over $3 billion plan to modernize the entire fleet by 2031.
Mass Transit
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NJ Transit receives first of 374 multilevel III rail cars, displays new 40-foot bus, Access Link paratransit vehicle and mobile police command center vehicle

The new vehicles represent an investment of more than $3 billion and is a major step in the agency’s plan to fully modernize its rail and bus fleets by 2031.
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