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Nine Municipalities Getting Complete Streets Assistance

Jersey City used demonstration projects during a recent study to show community members what pedestrian improvements, including corner extensions, could look like at six intersections.The NJTPA has awarded complete streets...

NJTPA Seeks Comment on Updated Public Engagement Plan

The NJTPA is looking to better involve the region's residents in its programs, projects and plans. A new draft Public Engagement Plan (PEP) outlines the agency’s goals for public engagement and identifies specific techniques and...

Boonton, Freehold, Green Brook Complete Plans to Create Walkable, Transit-Supportive Areas

Three municipalities recently completed vision plans that aim to bolster their downtowns through transit-supportive development and policies. The planning initiatives in the Town of Boonton, Morris County; Borough of Freehold,...

Study of Bicycle and Pedestrian Access at Six Transit Stations Released

A study undertaken by NJ TRANSIT in partnership with NJTPA investigated how to improve bicycle and pedestrian access to transit stations. The study final report has just been posted on...

Morris Canal Plan Offers Vision for 111-Mile Greenway

The NJTPA recently completed the Morris Canal Greenway Corridor Study, which identifies the route for a continuous 111-mile pedestrian and bicycle trail from the Delaware River in Warren County to...