NJ TRANSIT, established in 1979, is New Jersey's state-owned public transportation system. Its mission is to provide efficient, safe, and coordinated transit services while promoting mobility and urban revitalization. Governed by a Board of Directors appointed by the Governor, NJ TRANSIT has become one of the largest transit agencies in the U.S., serving millions of commuters each year.The agency operates three main transportation modes: bus, rail, and light rail. NJ TRANSIT manages over 250 bus routes statewide, operates 11 rail lines, and runs three light rail lines connecting urban centers and suburbs. It also offers modernized infrastructure, including a new rail fleet and digital tools for mobile ticketing and real-time tracking. NJ TRANSIT emphasizes accessibility for diverse ridership, including daily commuters and transit-dependent populations, and connects major hubs like New York City and Philadelphia. The agency is committed to system modernization and sustainability, focusing on infrastructure resilience and environmental stewardship.