FTA Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Web Page
Includes FAQs, a U.S. DOT Press Release and an email address for questions to FTA related to COVID-19.
Visit FTA Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Web Page
National RTAP Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Technical Brief
Provides your transit agency with information and resources about the risks and evidence-based strategies.
It covers what is known about COVID-19 at this time and the basics of planning, prevention and treatment.
Visit National RTAP Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
National RTAP Coronavirus Hot Topic Guide
Provides links to National RTAP, FTA, and additional resources to help the rural transit community learn about and respond to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Visit National RTAP Coronavirus Hot Topic Guide
We will continue to update the National RTAP resources on COVID-19 as new information becomes available.
National RTAP is a program of the Federal Transit Administration dedicated to creating rural and tribal transit solutions through technical assistance,
partner collaboration, and free training materials.
Certified Community Transit Manager (CCTM) Certification Workshop
The New Jersey Community Transportation Training Program (NJCTTP) is proud to present the Certified Community
Transit Manager (CCTM) Certification Program presented by Chris Zeilinger and taking place in Atlantic City.
The CCTM designation marks the standard of excellence in the community transportation industry; as it’s proof
of the ability to manage a comprehensive and dynamic community transportation system.
The course is free of charge to subrecipients of grants awarded through NJ TRANSIT.
If you are interested in attending, please complete the attached form and return it
to Sha’quana Mack at smack@njtransit.com.
Please note that there is an application that must be completed prior to attending to determine eligibility.
Once we receive your registration form, a link to the application will be sent directly to the participant.
Why did I get a Reduced Fare card?
In August, a bill mandating all Access Link customers be automatically issued Reduced Fare cards was passed.
The goal is to help people with disabilities increase their transportation options, when possible,
and save money while riding on the train, bus, and light rail.
Rides are not free and the card has no monetary value.
Can I use the Reduced Fare card for Access Link rides?
No. But you can use the reduced fare card for rides on the train, bus, and light rail.
You will save 50% off of the regular one-way fare.
I didn’t receive my card or there’s a mistake.
Call 800.955.ADA1(2321) and select option #1 to confirm your mailing address and other information.
What happens if I lose my card or need more information?
For more information and language assistance, please call NJ TRANSIT Customer Service at (973) 275-5555
between the hours of 8:30AM and 5PM daily.
For TT services call 800.772.2287