New Jersey Transit has announced a new bus schedule they say will save the department money while also improving service along the most heavily-travelled lines.
The changes began Saturday, Sept. 1.
The new schedule is forecasted to save approximately $2.5 million in annual operating fees, which will help keep fares stable for the 250 million bus riders, according to NJ Transit.
NJ Transit says they've reinvested more than $1 million to improve bus service to Newark, especially along key corridors between Newark, Newark Airport and Elizabeth, New Jersey.
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Four bus routes have been eliminated, including the No. 42, No. 43, No. 75 and No. 93 buses. Other routes have been adjusted.
For a full list of buses running effected by the changes, check NJ Transit's website.
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