New Jersey has long lacked a fully developed bus rapid transit system, despite the growing need for efficient public transportation in its urban areas. Advocates argue that implementing such a system could significantly improve mobility and reduce congestion in regions where reliable transit options remain limited. With discussions underway, the potential introduction of a dedicated bus corridor could mark a shift toward faster, more streamlined commuting alternatives. The proposal comes as officials weigh the benefits of modernizing transit infrastructure to better serve residents and commuters.
N.J. never had a true bus rapid transit. That could change for a county that desperately needs it. NJ.com
