New Jersey plans transit upgrades ahead of World Cup events

Politico • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 10, 2026, 9:04 PM

Last updated Jun 10, 2026

New Jersey plans transit upgrades ahead of World Cup events
Summary

As World Cup matches are set to occur this summer, New Jersey officials are enhancing transit options in response to recent disruptions at New York Penn Station. Governor's Office confirmed the purchase of two ferries and over 500 buses to alleviate potential delays for fans traveling to matches. Transit leaders expressed concern following a series of fires and electrical issues at the station, leading to increased scrutiny of transportation reliability during the tournament. Additional measures are being planned to ensure smooth travel for spectators and participants alike.

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  • •New Jersey prepares for World Cup matches this summer
  • •Two ferries and over 500 buses ordered for transit issues
  • •Recent fires at New York Penn Station raised concerns
  • •Transit leaders emphasize the importance of reliability
  • •Enhanced transit plans aim to support fan travel needs
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A recent series of fires and electrical problems at New York Penn Station have transit leaders on edge.

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