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NJ Transit takes major step forward with its plans to move fans to the 2026 World Cup finals – NJ.com


A map shows the route NJ Transits proposed Transitway service would take between MetLife Stadium and Secaucus Junction rail station, which had a spring 2026 deadline to be operating for the FIFA World Cup games.
NJ Transit has approved construction of a proposed “transitway” system to move tens of thousands of World Cup soccer finals fans in 2026, but did not reveal its cost.
The contract to build a 7-mile bus rapid transit system was awarded Thursday night by a unanimous vote without using the normal process of taking bids and awarding a contract to the lowest responsible bidder. It was presented to the board and the public without a price tag for construction.
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