NJ-ARP Membership Information

Help Improve the Ride of the Future!

Your support is vital to improve the transportation system of N.J. Every voice is needed to make clear the importance of rail passenger service. Public education, informing media and elected officials of the valuable role a balanced transportation system plays in our state is a part of NJ-ARP's mandate. You may have ideas of your own. The New Jersey Association of Railroad Passengers wants to hear them!

Make Your Dollars Count!

If you believe in a more efficient, balanced statewide transportation network and a better New Jersey, join NJ-ARP and add your voice to the growing list of citizens demanding a better quality of life.

Membership benefits include:

NJ-ARP Newsletter Report - Published bi-monthly (even months) and mailed to all members keeping them informed of current plans, development ideas and proposals for better transportation services. Issues average six to eight pages in length and contain many items not previously published in the NJ-ARP Hotline.
NJ-ARP Observations - Published bi-monthly (odd months) and mailed to Sustaining and Patron members dealing with late-breaking issues.
Spring Patron's Luncheon - Patron members meet for an annual luncheon each Spring to share thoughts and ideas with NJ-ARP Directors and, whenever possible, a guest from NJ Transit or other transportation-related enterprise. (Luncheon included at no extra cost.)
NJ-ARP Annual Fall Meeting - These informative meetings are held in a different N.J. community each year. (Meeting is at an additional cost and includes lunch.)
NJ-ARP Hotline - Our 24-hour news hotline, available online and at 201-963-8979, provides the latest information on rail and transit issues. It is updated weekly (sooner if necessary). Our members are encouraged to leave their feedback and messages for our directors.

Join NJ-ARP now!

You can join NJ-ARP online with your credit or debit card. Or, if you prefer, you can join via postal mail. In either case, click here to join NJ-ARP!

These files were created by Bob Scheurle.