NJ Transit to give World Cup travel updates; fans hope for more clarity on transportation costs
Published on April 17, 2026.
The debate between FIFA and New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill continues over who will pay the approximately $48 billion cost of transportation for World Cup matches. The governor claims she inherited the agreement that stipulates that FIFA contributes no money towards transportation costs, yet will make about $11 billion overall. A "Regional Mobility Plan" briefing is scheduled for later this morning, with expectations for more clarity on the costs.
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