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New Jersey Transit (NJT) runs Bus service, (some via contracted
private companies) , Heavy rail service and Light Rail Service state
wide.
The heavy rail service was provided by
private railroads which went bankrupt followed by Conrail.
When congress decided Conrail could not run passenger service the State
of New Jersey formed NJ Transit Rail Operations (NJT) to run the
rail service after having previously formed NJT Bus
Operations to run the
bus services, (Either directly or via a contracted private firm.) The
Newark Light rail was originally a series of trolley car
lines run by Public Service Coordinated Transport. (yes--
this is the same company now known as PSEG,
Public
Service
Electric
and Gas).
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Operated for Metro-North as
their West of Hudson Service.
Train control, maintenance, dispatch and Crews are provided by NJT
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Contact us at
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program)
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