Jersey drivers have been enjoying a different kind of holiday in the past month, a holiday from increasing gas prices as the cost of gasoline has slid since Memorial Day.
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A group of politicians and refinery workers are pushing back on state and federal policies aimed at expanding the sales of electric vehicles, policies that would also limit sales of higher emission gas-powered vehicles.
The station fully reopened Tuesday and is the centerpiece of a city trying to enhance its downtown with new development. Unique touches of the city can be seen throughout the renovated building interior and along the fencing, including the iconic arches that support the tracks and a nearby church that dates to the 17th century.
Heavier trucks could start using the nation’s highways and bridges if a bill to increase tractor trailer weights from 40 to 45 tons passes Congress.
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Cape May County is poised to regain control over its airport after notifying a leading transportation agency managing the property that it will not renew a 30-year-old between the two.
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Michelle D. was one of the thousands of NJ Transit commuters who had an hours-long, hellish journey home recently after wires fell on the tracks a few miles from New York Penn Station, halting trains along the nation's busiest stretch of rail at the worst possible time — 5:05 p.m.
What weather forecasters called a dangerous heat wave has settled into the state, and it’s going to make life tough for residents — and for the trains that get them to and from work.
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A last-minute budget proposal from Gov. Phil Murphy’s administration calls for spending $100 million to create mixed-use, transit-oriented developments on properties currently owned by New Jersey Transit.
With the June 30 start of New York’s congestion pricing plan on hold, federal officials told a judge that a ruling is still needed in New Jersey’s lawsuit to block the proposal to charge $15 to drive into lower Manhattan.
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In November 2020 Essex County said that it was getting $26.4 million in federal grants from the North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority to make safety improvements at 39 intersections throughout the county.
