Gov. Christie's head of transportation said Monday he is against any cutbacks in PATH service between New Jersey and Manhattan, opposing a report commissioned by his boss and Gov. Cuomo that suggested eliminating overnight service to save the Port Authority millions of dollars each year.
"This is not the way I would save money," Jamie Fox, who once served as deputy executive director of the Port Authority, told a meeting of the North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority. "Mass transit is the future of this state."
In a report commissioned by Christie and Cuomo, the Port Authority last month suggested terminating PATH service between 1 and 5 a.m. on weeknights and possibly on weekends due to low ridership at those times ...
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