NJ Transit CEO Kris Kolluri, right, explains the agency's accelerated plan to replace cloudy windows in 400 rail cars in three years as Customer Advocate Franck Beaumin, left and Jim Sincaglia, general manager, center, listen on Wednesday in a car with all new windows.SL
NJ Transit CEO Kris Kolluri unveiled a plan Wednesday to replace every cloudy window in its fleet of multilevel rail cars within three years.
The $18.5 million dollar plan will replace 13,000 windows in the agency’s multilevel I and II rail cars, an effort started last year by Kolluri’s predecessor Kevin Corbett.
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