The shortage means that bus drivers have to take on more routes, which has caused delays in picking up and dropping off students to and from school.

Blocking a garage seemed like a harmless choice for one driver until the tow truck rolled in. Within minutes, the car was hooked and removed while neighbors watched.

He pointed out that since 2018, NJ Transit has bought a thousand new buses, costing $850 million. “Just this year alone, from now all the way to 2031, we will be placing orders for another 1400 buses ...

At the Sept. 17 meeting of the School Board of Trustees, Superintendent Derild Parsons reported that the district began the ...