Help In Deciphering the Transit System

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Keep Middlesex Moving Inc., the non profit transportation management association for Middlesex County, has released the Transit Schedule Reader, a laminated page providing detailed information on how to navigate NJ Transit train schedules and Middlesex County bus schedules.

Numbered instructions correspond with actual train and bus schedules and maps, and contain important contact and web information. The Reader is also available in Spanish.

“Many assume that reading a transit simple is a simple task. But for the first time user,or for someone who uses mass transit infrequently, just unfolding a schedule may be daunting,” said Bill Neary, executive director at KMM.

For more information, call 732-745-4465, or E-mail kmm@kmm.org.

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