Improvements will begin this fall at four New Jersey train stations, according to NJ TRANSIT and Amtrak.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ— New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, Amtrak Board Chairman Tony Coscia, and NJ TRANSIT CEO Kevin Corbett announced on Tuesday the kickoff of fall 2019 construction work at four New Jersey train stations—New Brunswick, Elizabeth, Trenton and Princeton Junction.
"A modern, safe, and reliable mass transit system is the foundation our state needs to grow our economy and reclaim our historic role as the state of innovation," said Gov. Murphy. "The most forward-thinking organizations want to locate where both infrastructure and accessibility to capital markets and consumers are strong. These improvements announced today can help propel New Jersey to the top of any business leader's list. The growing collaboration between Amtrak and NJ TRANSIT is a win-win for our commuters and our economic future."
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