NJ Transit has a fleet of over 1,000 passenger cars. Previous car fleets include the Comet I, Comet III, Comet IA, and Comet IB. The fleet and examples are described below.

2019年1月9日 · Bombardier Transportation made it official, announcing it has signed a contract for 113 Multilevel III commuter rail cars with New Jersey Transit worth as much as $669 million. The historic order includes options and for as many as 886 additional cars.

In December 2018, NJ Transit ordered 113 additional coaches, designated MultiLevel III; the order included 55 unpowered cars and 58 powered multiple units with AC electric propulsion systems, which when coupled to other MultiLevel cars will allow the train to be propelled without a separate electric locomotive. [14]

In October 2017, New Jersey Transit released a Request for Proposals (RFP No. 17-012) for the supply of new bilevel railcars. The procurement of 113 Multilevel III railcars will replace the aging Arrow III cars. The order consists of 58 self-propelled cars and 55 unpowered cars (33 of which will have cabs) that will operate in trainsets without ...

2022年2月10日 · Newark, NJ – NJ Transit has approved the purchase of 25 additional Multilevel III cars. These are option order cars, tacked on to a 2018 order with Alstom, which was originally for 113 cars, Bringing a total of 138 cars.

2022年2月14日 · USA: The NJ Transit board has approved the purchase of a further 25 Alstom Multilevel III double-deck electric multiple-unit cars as option on a December 2018 contract for an initial 113 vehicles. The cars will replace Arrow III single-deck vehicles.

The single-level, self-propelled Arrow III Electric Multiple Unit (EMU) rail cars, which were manufactured nearly 35 years ago, are the next vehicles in NJ TRANSIT’s fleet that require replacement. NJ TRANSIT will replace these outdated Arrow III vehicles with new Multilevel Power Cars (MPCs).

On Dec. 12, NJT, as part of its Fiscal Year 2018 budget, awarded Bombardier Transportation a $669.1 million contract for 113 Multilevel III regional/commuter railcars: 58 powered cars with electric propulsion (AC catenary), and 55 non-powered cars—33 cab cars and 22 trailer cars, 6 of those with ADA-compliant restrooms.

2019年1月9日 · The New Jersey Transit Corporation and Bombardier have signed a contract for 113 multilevel III passenger cars. This contract is worth 669 million US dollars (585 million euros). It also includes options for up to 886 further cars.

2022年2月15日 · NJ TRANSIT is purchasing 25 new Multilevel III rail cars from Alstom. Its board of directors is exercising an option it took with the rolling stock manufacturer in December 2018 when it signed a contract for 113 new Multilevel III rail cars.