JUSTICE FOR NJ TRANSIT AND COACH USA MURDER VICTIMS

Justice For NJ Transit and Coach USA Victim Advocate Like To Remeber David N. Levy The death of a 43-year-old Montclair man who was struck and killed by a train Monday morning is being investigated as a "possible suicide," Senior Public Information Officer for NJ Transit William Smith said Wednesday.  David N. Levy  died near Laurel Place  when he was hit by the 6:45 a.m. Montclair-Boonton train bound for Hoboken near the Mountain Avenue Station. "Based on interviews," Smith said, "it appears that the deceased entered the area of the track and did not attempt to remove himself when the train was approaching."  Smith said the information comes from eyewitnesses, including crew members, who were interviewed by NJ Transit Police. A makeshift memorial of a few candles and flowers sat near the tracks just off Laurel Place Wednesday. On one candle were written the words, "God Bless This Soul."  None of the 400 passengers and...

Justice For NJ Transit and Coach USA Victim Advocate Like To Remeber Joan Juengling  Montclair woman killed after being struck by a train on Montclair-Boonton line A 28-year-old Montclair woman was identified as the person struck and killed by an NJ Transit train Tuesday morning, officials said. Joan Juengling was identified by NJ Transit as the woman who was struck, NJ Transit spokeswoman Lisa Torbic said. The details surrounding Juengling's death were not available. The train was on its way to Penn Station New York from Montclair State University when it struck Juengling at 4:55 a.m., just west of the Watchung Avenue Station, said NJ Transit spokesman Jim Smith. The train had left Montclair State University at 4:45 a.m. with 10 passengers on board. Montclair-Boonton Line service is suspended in both directions due to a trespasser fatality near Watchung Ave. NJ TRANSIT buses are accepting NJ TRANSIT rail tickets and passes. — NJ TRANSIT (@NJTRANSIT) ...

Man struck and killed by NJ Transit train in Montclair is identified A 53-year-old man was fatally struck by an early-morning NJ Transit train on the Montclair-Boonton Line on Monday. Stephen Korbel of Montclair was hit by the train at 5:20 a.m. just west of Watchung Avenue in Montclair, NJ Transit officials said. The train was carrying 30 passengers and crew members, said Lisa Torbic, a spokeswoman for NJ Transit. The train had been headed toward New York Penn Station, but the passengers were moved to an NJ Transit bus. It was not known why Korbel was on the tracks. NJ Transit police are investigating. This is the same spot another  Montclair resident, Joan Juenling , was killed by a train in November. Delays on the Montclair-Booton Line reached 60 minutes before returning to normal around 11:15 a.m.  A number of trains on the line were delayed or canceled, and NJ Transit cross-honored rail tickets on its buses.

Justice For NJ Transit and Coach USA Victim Advocate Like To Remeber David Lewis David Lewis, the Coach USA bus driver who struck and killed Citi Bike rider  Dan Hanegby  in June 2017, was found guilty on Monday morning of violating New York City's Right of Way Law, a misdemeanor, and failure to exercise due care, a traffic violation. The verdict was given by Judge Heidi Cesare from the bench  after a trial that lasted more than two days . The Manhattan DA's office offered Lewis a plea deal that would have handed him a $1,000 fine, driver remediation classes, and a six-month license suspension, but he chose not to take it. Lewis will be sentenced on October 22nd, and he now faces up to 30 days in jail. Marco Conner, the Legal & Legislative Director of Transportation Alternatives, told Gothamist that he's not aware of any driver who's spent time in jail after being found guilty of the Right of Way Law. The criminal statute passed as part of  a pa...

Justice For NJ Transit and Coach USA Victim Advocate Like To Remember John Keenan PATERSON — A 46-year-old man was killed when he was hit by an NJ Transit bus on Main Street on Thursday afternoon, authorities said. John Keenan, of Paterson, was pronounced dead at the scene, according to the Passaic County Prosecutor's Office.  Authorities said their preliminary investigation found that there was no indication the bus driver did anything wrong in the incident, which happened near Main and Mary streets at about 2 p.m. NJ Transit officials said the bus was carrying 11 passengers at the time of the incident, none of whom were injured. The bus was part of Route No. 72, which runs between Newark and Paterson, officials said. https://www.northjersey.com/story/news/paterson-press/2019/09/19/paterson-nj-police-man-dies-after-being-hit-nj-transit-bus/2378127001/

This is a PSA from NJ Transit/Coach USA social justice advocate that explores deadly bus driver violence prevention. As New Jersey students prepare to return to school, parents of children killed by school buses and passengers killed by NJ Transit/Coach USA bus drivers. This type of killing is not an issue; it is a significant problem in New Jersey. What was abnormal has now become a normal mundane part of life that New Jersey citizens and politicians are accepting this type of killing like gun violence. The killing of pedestrians and passengers caused by a deadly bus driver/train engineer a grossly increase like New Jersey gun violence. The bus and train mass killing social justice advocates have released a hard-hitting new anti-violence video. The haunting video from Justice For Transit Victims, a non-profit organization by the safety social justice advocate of the citizens killed in New Jersey, shows how too many lives are being killed in vain by NJ Transit 3rd largest transp...

REMBER NJ TRANSIT AND COACH USA VICTIMS This is a PSA from NJ Transit/Coach USA social justice advocate that explores deadly bus driver violence prevention. As New Jersey students prepare to return to school, parents of children killed by school buses and passengers killed by NJ Transit/Coach USA bus drivers. This type of killing is not an issue; it is a significant problem in New Jersey. What was abnormal has now become a normal mundane part of life that New Jersey citizens and politicians are accepting this type of killing like gun violence. The killing of pedestrians and passengers caused by a deadly bus driver/train engineer a grossly increase like New Jersey gun violence. The bus and train mass killing social justice advocates have released a hard-hitting new anti-violence video. The haunting video from Justice For Transit Victims, a non-profit organization by the safety social justice advocate of the citizens killed in New Jersey, shows how too many lives...