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What NJ-ARP Has Accomplished
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NJ-ARP Analyses and Reports
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Fare Analysis
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Mile for mile, N.J. Transit fares are the highest in the country, according to our annual review (December 20, 2012).
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Congressional Scorecard
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N.J.'s congressional representatives—with a few unfortunate exceptions—have been solid supporters of Amtrak, according to our periodic review of voting records (December 20, 2012).
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Northeast Corridor
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Some of the track and bridges along the Northeast Corridor are over a century old—and it shows. Here’s our summary of what needs to be done to bring the core of N.J.'s rail network up to modern standards.
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Position Papers |
Analyses by NJ-ARP members of major transit projects in the state over the past two decades.
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Advertisements |
Some of self-promotional material, especially geared to specific projects and initiatives.
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Miscellaneous |
Other goodies such as back issues of our annual reports.
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Latest Newsletters
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Members’ Travelogues
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Our peripatetic members are active not just in improving transit options in New Jersey, but also in visiting other systems worldwide to see what lessons we can learn. Here are some of our latest dispatches.
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2011 NJ-ARP Map of
New Jersey Rail Lines
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Contact Us |
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New Jersey Association of Railroad Passengers
PO Box 271
Raritan, N.J. 08869-0271
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