Wi-Fi may soon be available on NJ Transit
NJ Transit could soon be offering free Wi-Fi both on trains and at rail stations.
NorthJersey.com reports that the agency’s board will vote on the agreement this Wednesday and that the Wi-Fi, provided by Cablevision, would allow passengers to surf the web and check email, among other things.
Nancy Snyder, NJ Transit spokesperson, said that this decision was prompted by customer demand.
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