The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC) is bringing its mobile service unit to Morris Plains on Friday, October 30, offering residents an opportunity to complete a variety of motor vehicle transactions without traveling to an MVC agency.
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New Jersey residents do not have to drive to New England or cross into the Poconos to see fall foliage. Mountain ridges, river valleys, preserved farmland, historic villages and more than 800,000 acres of Pinelands give nearly every part of the state its own autumn landscape.
The Somerset County Prosecutor’s Office is reminding motorists in Somerset and Hunterdon counties to celebrate Halloween responsibly and avoid driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs as families and communities prepare for holiday festivities.
Drivers and pedestrians will have to wait a bit longer for the installation of permanent traffic safety measures along Goldsborough Drive.
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey announced Oct. 27 that PATH Director and General Manager Clarelle DeGraffe is retiring after more than 37 years with the agency, the last seven of which were spent leading the PATH rail transit system.
Following a fatal motor vehicle crash at the intersection of Route 202 and Holland Brook Road Oct. 26, Mayor James Schworn is calling for a more proactive approach to get improvements made to that part of the road.
The woman who guided the PATH rail system through its most ambitious infrastructure overhaul, and delivered service frequency improvements that riders and public officials lobbied for, is retiring from the Port Authority.
On October 17th, Hudson County Executive Craig Guy joined the Hudson County Department of Planning and Business Opportunity, the Hudson County Department of Roads and Public Property, and Mayor Carol Jean Doyle for the demonstration in Kearny.
NJ Transit will launch a new safety awareness campaign focused on the dangers of wearing earbuds and using mobile devices near trains and transit operations as part of a nationwide rail safety initiative funded through more than $134,000 in federal grants.
Still up for debate is if morning commuters to Manhattan, who take the Xclusive Bus Lane from the New Jersey Turnpike to the tunnel, will see delays.