NJ Transit and Coach USA Death Victims Advocacy

 New Jersey and Pedestrian Resource Center Think That  Some NJ TRANSIT bus stops lack sidewalk connections is the problem  f or the deaths Please click the picture to go to the website.  Poor infrastructure and lack of sidewalk connections is the only reason why pedestrians in New Jersey are being killed. The other leading causes why these pedestrians are being killed are the bus drivers speeding, jumping the curbs, not being qualified, and not properly trained for street safety where pedestrians stand. NJ Transit and Coach USA bus drivers have no respect for pedestrians and cyclists. I do not know why the people who write the articles dealing with bus deaths do not put the blame on the bus drivers. The journalist and Department of Transportation always overlook the true villain of pedestrian deaths. Stop protecting these bus drivers. The bus drivers have control of their driving, not the victims.                                  Click screenshot above Why the DOT do not keep a running

 New Jersey Blog Street: New Jersey residents speaks out about the issues that Governor Phil Murphy Is Ignoring  There is a bipartisan New Jersey Transit reform bill that makes the agency far more transparent, fortifies a Board of Directors that is still treated as an afterthought, and promotes customer service that isn’t just PR piffle. But that bill is still stuck in the Assembly, which is another sign that Gov. Murphy doesn’t seek to change much at the nation’s third-largest commuter system, no matter how often he dusts off the if-it-kills-me sales pitch. Indeed, his stewardship suggests a preference for a status quo that could send NJT careening into another ditch. Gov. Phil Murphy hate us.           NJ is run by a confederacy of dunces.                       The real virus is Phil Murphy.  Where are the apologies from the Trenton DEMS when pedestrians and cyclists are killed? They don't say anything. They keep the dangerous streets in the same condition. Pedestrians are sittin

 Tenafly woman, 72, struck and killed by NJ Transit bus A 72-year-old Tenafly woman died Sunday after being hit by an NJ Transit bus, police said. The unidentified woman was struck while crossing Highwood Avenue, just north of Hillside Avenue, a few minutes before 4 p.m. Sunday. The woman was found lying in the roadway with critical injuries. Paramedics transported her to Hackensack Meridian University Health Center, where she was later pronounced dead, police said. Police said the bus driver, a 70-year-old man from Englewood, remained at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. No criminal violations are currently suspected and no one had been issued a summons for the collision as of Monday night, said Capt. Michael deMoncada of the Tenafly police. "We are interviewing witnesses and looking for anyone with surveillance video of the area before our team draws any conclusions," deMoncada said.