NJ Transit holds public hearing in Hackensack regarding possible fare hike
The agency has proposed a 15% fare hike that will go into effect July 1 if it is passed.
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3ds agoNew Jersey Transit held another public hearing on Tuesday for commuters to weigh in on possible fare hikes.
The agency has proposed a 15% fare hike that will go into effect July 1 if it is passed.
Commuters in Hackensack had a chance to make their voices heard at the meeting.
News 12’s Ali Reid was there to hear what they had to say.
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