The Hoboken train crash exposed the Christie administration's mismanagement and neglect of the state's infrastructure, an NYT report says. By Tom Davis (Patch Staff) - October 13, 2016 12:20 pm ET The Hoboken train crash that killed one and injured more than 100 others exposed the Christie administration's mismanagement and neglect of the state's infrastructure, a newly published New York Times report reveals. Thereport, published Thursday, reveals a transportation infrastructure that "is in crisis," with its aging trains and tracks in need of "billions of dollars" of improvements as fares and ridership numbers are rising. The revelations come just weeks after a young mother was killed and dozens injured in the New Jersey Transit crash at the Hoboken terminal during morning rush hour. The victim, identified by authorities as Fabiola Bittar de Kroon, 34, of Hoboken, was hit by debris on the platform when the train crashed. Limited service to the station area just recently resumed.