NJ Transit sprays lavender in train stations in upgrade push but riders say service still stinks

Source: New York Post

Lavender won’t cover NJ Transit’s stench. A new plan to freshen up the decrepit NJ Transit system has designated lavender as the official scent of the agency’s cleaning products, CEO Kris Kolluri revealed Tuesday. But long-suffering NJ Transit riders such as Ronald D.

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