NJ Transit achieves its World Cup goooal!
There was another World Cup victory on Sunday — for one of the nation's largest transit agencies. New Jersey Transit, which became infamous for disarray outside MetLife Stadium following the 2014 Super Bowl, carried soccer fans on its buses and trains there and back eight times since the World Cup began — without major incident.
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There was another World Cup victory on Sunday — for one of the nation's largest transit agencies. New Jersey Transit, which became infamous for disarray outside MetLife Stadium following the 2014 Super Bowl, carried soccer fans on its buses and trains there and back eight times since the World Cup began — without major incident. For anyone in the New York City metropolitan area used to experiencing or hearing gripes about New Jersey's transit system — which a former governor repeatedly promised to fix, even if it killed him — this was as surprising as almost anything that happened on the soccer pitch. "The curse of Super Bowl 2014 is over," New Jersey Transit CEO Kris Kolluri said Sunday evening during an interview inside the agency's command center in the MetLife parking lot.
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- There was another World Cup victory on Sunday — for one of the nation's largest transit agencies. New Jersey Transit, which became infamous for disarray outside MetLife Stadium following the 2014 Super Bowl, carried soccer fans on its buses and trains there and back eight times since the World Cup began — without major incident.
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