(Source: News Works, December 7, 2016)
PHILADELPHIA — New Jersey Transit train riders who suspect their daily commutes are riddled with more service failures than their counterparts in other states aren’t imagining it. On average, NJ Transit train cars break down 12 times more often than commuter rails serving other metro regions, and an NJT train travels just 118,000 miles before breaking down. Long Island Rail Road trains, by comparison, fail once every 700,000 miles.
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