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NJ Transit Allegedly Paid Forbes Article To Name Them The Best Agency To Work For

 NJ Transit Allegedly Paid Forbes Article To Name Them The Best Agency To Work For 


It has been said that Forbes will write a good review on anyone if the money is a good amount. Just like they did for one of the Kardashian sisters. There was a fake article written by Forbes saying Jenner was the youngest billionaire.


Forbes failed to do a fact-check on Kylie Jenner when they wrote the initial article but later on, someone was smart enough to do a fact-check to learn her net worth was not of a billionaire statist. 

Check out Forbes's retraction article screenshot. 

You would think Forbes would have learned about writing facts and information to their readers and the world by Jenner's lies, but I guess not.

Here is another piece of false information they wrote. This false information is not about celebrities. This time it's false information about a lying transportation agency. How can a well-known business magazine like Forbes support lies and mess up its reputation for NJ Transit?

Forbes needs to do a fact-check before writing a web of lies. Is the popular magazine company in dying need of money.  As others article written the NJ Transit bus agency is the worst company to work for. The third-largest transportation agency hires murder bus drivers with guns to shoot at teenagers and hires deadly bus drivers using the bus as a weapon to kill innocent pedestrians. 




The company is hiring poorly trained train engineers and has countless complaints of racial discrimination. There are an astronomically of lawsuits against the agency. You have passengers complaining about the rudeness and threatened behavior of their so-called trained professional bus operators.



I guess Governor Phil Murray appointed the CEO Kevin Corbett or the Department of Transportation director Dianne to contact Forbes to publicists this Bull Shit. NJ Transit is the worst agency to work for and be on the road. They hire an attorney to cover up pedestrians' deaths, cameras from the bus that ended up missing from a pedestrian death that occurred by their bus operator, and get articles removed that expose the truth.


NJ Transit got this article written to do damage control to cover up the poor run bus agency. Instead of cleaning up the problem they want to mass the truth with a bogus article.  While lives are still being killed by their bus and train operators.



I guess NJ Transit is the best agency to work for by the bus and train operators because they can get paid for killing a pedestrian and do not go to jail for committing vehicular manslaughter, or assault with a vehicular. They get rewarded with an attorney to make the bus video of the bus disappearing after using the NJ Transit bus as a weapon to murder a person and leave the victim's families in pain. 


The bus driver gets put back on the road, rewarded with a paycheck, and retirement pension package, and escapes from jail time. The victims' families have to come out there pockets to pay a funeral bill suffer from mental illness, endure pain, and die from a broken heart because the company driver killed their loved ones. Let us not forget about the people who were struck by the bus and survived with brain injuries, amputated body parts, and other body injury that left them disabled without living a normal life. We must not forget about the NJ Transit bus driver who shot the teenage boy and left him in critical condition and not being held accountable. So if you want to be a serial killer and get away with murder. I guess NJ Transit will be the best place to work for. NJ Transit and their contract Coach USA bus agency groom and hire murderers to kill innocent people who only want to live not die. Forbe needs to be ashamed to support this agent who supports killers. 

I guess all a person needs to do to get an article in Forbes is to lie like Kylie Jenner and NJ Transit because the magazine Editor will take your word without fact-checking. In her name tells you that she can lie- Ky-(lie).


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