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NJ TRANSIT Continues to Advance the Tenets of Earth Day; Offers New Customers a Free Round-Trip; Introduces Bicycle, Scooter and Pedestrian Access Survey

April 17, 2023

NEWARK, NJ – In celebration of Earth Day, NJ TRANSIT is continuing its mission to advance sustainable transportation and environmental responsibility through new and ongoing initiatives. This year, NJ TRANSIT is offering new customers an opportunity to Try TRANSIT free – and will also launch its first ever Bicycle, Scooter and Pedestrian Access Survey. The survey aims to gather information and assist NJ TRANSIT in supporting safer access to public transit for cyclists, scooter riders, and pedestrians.

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