Help Us memorialize victims of NJ Transit and Coach USA deadly bus driver and train engineer who has been killed by the transportation companies’ deadly drivers in New Jersey

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 Faces of some of the NJ Transit and Coach USA lives lost in US to their deadly bus driver and train engineer

We lost them to NJ Transit and Coach USA deadly bus drivers and train engineer. 

They are loved ones, not statistics.


Since New Jersey, former Governor Chris Christie, current Governor Phil Murphy, and international news never remember these victims but remember Covid-19 victims.

Help Us memorialize victims of NJ Transit and Coach USA deadly bus driver and train engineer who has been killed by the transportation companies’ deadly drivers in New Jersey.



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