The funding will be used to finance station improvements at two legacy stations making them fully accessible for all passengers as part of NJ transits capital plans regional rail station modernization…

The Federal Transit Administration awarded New Jersey Transit Corporation $33,448,172 on August 11, 2026, under the All Stations Accessibility Program (CFDA 20.533) to finance station improvements at two legacy rail stations in Bergen County, making them fully accessible for all passengers in compliance with Americans with Disability Act standards.

Project activities include data collection, surveying, conceptual development, preliminary engineering, National Environmental Policy Act review, business case development, final design, and construction. The work runs through December 30, 2032, and is performed in New Jersey. Expected outcomes include compliance with current ADA accessibility standards and State of Good Repair needs, on-time performance improvement, operational efficiency advances, equitable and inclusive access to communities, and support for transit-oriented development. The award carries no sub-recipients. The recipient is New Jersey Transit, a state-owned public transportation provider serving New Jersey and surrounding metropolitan areas.

Activities

Project activities include data collection and surveying conceptual development preliminary engineering nepa business case development final design and construction.

Expected outcomes

The expected outcome benefits include comply with current american with disability act (ADA) accessibility standards comply with state of good repair (sgrp) needs on-time performance improvement and operational efficiency advances equitable and inclusive access to communities supports transit oriented development (TOD).

Intended beneficiaries

NJ transit commuters in bergen county.

Subrecipient activities

There are no subrecipients.