Establishes "New Jersey Transit Alternative Revenue Task Force."

AJR 95 establishes a five-member "New Jersey Transit Alternative Revenue Task Force" to study ways for New Jersey Transit to earn new revenue without raising fares. The task force, appointed by key state leaders (including a real estate expert by the Governor and advertising expert by the Senate President), will examine opportunities like station-area real estate development, advertising on vehicles/stations, and other services at transit hubs. It must submit a final report to the Governor and Legislature within one year of organizing, detailing findings and recommendations. The resolution expires once this report is submitted, making it a procedural measure focused on research, not immediate policy changes.