The Basics
What does NJT stand for?
What is "New Jersey Transit"
What is the "official" name for the money you pay for your trip?
What is fare
What do we call the mechanism that allows a person using a wheelchair to get on and off the bus?
What is a lift
True or False: We should watch videos or listen to music on the bus or train without earbuds?
What is false
Name the two primary types of transit
What are Bus and Train
Which three states does NJ Transit transport riders to and from?
What is New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania
True or False: There are reduced fare tickets for people with disabilites?
What is True.
True or False: We should never bring food onto a bus or train to eat during our ride.
What is True
When waiting at a stop, how do you let the bus driver know you want him/her to stop?
Raise or wave your hand
In what year was New Jersey Transit founded?
A. 1965
B. 1979
C. 1982
B. 1979
True or False: All NJ Transit Buses are equipped with a lift?
What is True.
If an elderly person or someone with a small child gets on the bus or train and there are no seats left...and you are seated...what should you do?
What is give up your seat
Name three ways you can pay for you trip?
Cash (exact change), ticket/pass, via NJ Transit App
If you are using the NJ Transit App, what is the "rider tool" called that helps you to plan your trip?
What is the trip planner
For those individuals who do not feel comfortable using the regular bus or train, there is another service offered by NJ Transit. What is this service called?
What is Access Link
If you are riding on the bus or train and someone asks you for money because they need it for lunch, what should you do?
What is tell them you're sorry but you don't have any extra money.
Is New Jersey Transit the largest, 2nd largest, or 3rd largest public transit system in the nation?
What is the 3rd largest
When riding on the bus, fares are determined by how far you ride or how many ________ you pass through
What is zones
NJ Transit Buses are also equipped with a feature that can help bring the bus closer to the curb, without requiring the use of the lift. What is this called?
What is the kneeling feature.
What would you do if you are riding next to someone who has terrible body odor?
What is politely and quietly move to another seat