BUS ON-TIME PERFORMANCE
NJ TRANSIT bus service traveling into and out of the New York Port Authority Bus Terminal and the Atlantic City Bus Terminal is subject to up to 15-minute delays due to a wildfire in Ocean County resulting in the closure of the Garden State Parkway.
Every day, NJ TRANSIT operates hundreds of trains, buses, and light rail vehicles. Since January 2018, we have made considerable progress to fulfill mandatory safety requirements, modernize our fleet, communicate real-time service status conveniently, and recruit new bus operators, locomotive engineers, and assistant conductors to make transit work for New Jersey.
To help you see how we're doing, we're publishing industry-standard statistics on our performance, equipment reliability, and service level. Per Governor Murphy's Executive Order No. 80, we're making it easier to track key performance measures, including on-time performance, mean distance between failure (MDBF), and total cancellations each month.
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