The agency says that after examining utilization at the West Side Avenue and Liberty State Park parking lots over the past several months, it found that a portion of the lots could be made available for paid daily or monthly overnight parking.
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The Gateway commission overseeing the Hudson River rail tunnel project plans to start operating its tunnel boring machines close to schedule even though construction was halted amid the federal government’s pause on funding.
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The New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) will partner with Quarterhill Inc., a leading global provider of intelligent transportation system solutions, through its subsidiary International Road Dynamics, to provide maintenance and installation support for traffic-monitoring systems across the state.
Gov. Mikie Sherrill has given NJ Transit 45 days to find ways to address issues such as dirty buses, malfunctioning elevators and escalators, poor signage and dim lighting that have long frustrated riders.
Cities and transit agencies haven’t always prioritized the bus rider experience. New data standards could help change that.
As the World Cup gets closer, transit agencies are pushing to complete some long-awaited projects and planning to temporarily expand service on their systems.
Touted as Lime’s “most inclusive vehicle yet,” the glider is designed to provide seated comfort over longer distances while accommodating riders who may not want or be able to pedal for extended periods.
A consensus is emerging that fully autonomous Class 8 trucking on major highways will arrive in 2027, with multiple companies prepared to roll out fleets, mostly in Texas, beginning later this year.
