Know Before Your Go: What NJ Transit is doing about foggy train windows
Thousands of New Jersey commuters have been complaining about foggy train windows during their commutes.
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8h agoThousands of New Jersey commuters have been complaining about foggy train windows during their commutes.
Now NJ Transit says it hears you, and it is taking steps to fix it!
News 12's Roxanne Evans clears things up in this week's "Know Before You Go."
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