A significant step has been taken towards the betterment of the RiverLine light rail service in New Jersey. Following a recent vote by NJ Transit to formally take over the operation of the troubled RiverLine, State Senator Troy Singleton and NJ Transit CEO Kris Kolluri will meet with riders this Thursday evening. This meeting aims to address critical issues surrounding the RiverLine, including service reliability, accountability, communication, and safety.
Scheduled to take place from 6 to 8 p.m., the gathering will be held at the Palmyra Community Center, located at 30 West Broad St. in Palmyra. The venue is conveniently within walking distance of the light rail station, making it easily accessible for riders.
This initiative reflects the state’s commitment to improving public transportation services and ensuring that the concerns of the community are heard. Riders are encouraged to participate and share their experiences and suggestions to help shape the future of the RiverLine service. The meeting serves as an opportunity for officials to engage directly with the public, fostering improved communication between NJ Transit and its passengers.
With these developments, there is hope for enhanced operational efficiency and a renewed focus on providing a reliable transit option for residents and commuters alike.
