The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has recalled four models of New Flyer of America buses — one of which is being used in NJ Transit's electric bus pilot — due to risks of fire from ...

Core Transit has launched a brand-new bilingual website, CoreTransit.org, designed with riders in mind. Core Transit built the site to make it easier, and even a little fun, for riders to get the ...

AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. City Council approved a $64.7 million contract for New Bern bus rapid transit line. BRT project totals 5.4 miles, including 3.3 miles ...

While talk on the mayoral campaign trail has focused on free city buses, transit advocacy group Riders Alliance is laying out a blueprint to make buses faster. And it's urging the next mayor to make ...

RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- The city's effort to expand public transit are back in the spotlight as officials host another Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) open house Monday night. Happening at Five Points Center ...

NEWARK — NJ Transit President and CEO Kris Kolluri couldn’t help but rib Rep. Rob Menendez for being late to a press conference about new transit buses last month. “I have to give my friend ...

An NJ Transit bus on its way to Manhattan caught fire on the New Jersey Turnpike on Thursday morning, sending flames soaring into the sky and snarling traffic on the highway. No one was injured in the ...

The first of 175 40-foot new Flyer buses ordered by NJ Transit arrived on Monday. NJ Transit President & CEO Kris Kolluri says the agency will replace or modernize every outdated bus and rail car by ...

An NJ Transit bus bound for Manhattan burst into flames after blowing a tire on the New Jersey Turnpike Thursday, forcing an evacuation and major traffic delays, but causing no injuries. NJ Transit ...

SECAUCUS, New Jersey (WABC) -- Crews battled a blazing bus fire on the New Jersey Turnpike on Thursday morning. The fire broke out on the New Jersey Transit bus on the northbound eastern spur of the ...

The first thing riders will notice about NJ Transit’s new 40-foot New Flyer bus is that they don’t have to climb up the stairs that they do in the buses they are replacing. NJ Transit is nearing the ...