June 16 will be the last day that toll collectors will be available to handle cash transactions at the bridge as well as two other low traffic bridges over the Delaware River linking Columbia and Portland, Pa. and Montague and Milford, Pa. Starting June 17, drivers can only pay via E-ZPass or TOLL BY PLATE. Tolls are charged only for traffic crossing into Pennsylvania.
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Opponents who were outraged after learning two weeks were left in a 30-day comment period about the $6.2 billion project to replace the Newark Bay New Jersey Turnpike extension won an extension to voice their concerns into July.
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Headed out this holiday weekend? Buckle up. The National Click it or Ticket campaign runs through June 2 and if you're riding in a car, you need to be strapped in.
NJ Transit's board of directors has approved the ground lease for the Hoboken Connect project.
The controversial $6.2 billion plan to replace the Newark Bay Bridge with two wider spans between Newark and Bayonne is poised to have the U.S. Coast Guard okay it after a public comment period.
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After continued rebounds in visitor volume and spending in 2023, New Jersey officials say the state’s tourism industry has finally surpassed pre-pandemic levels. And, they expect continued growth this year.
On the scale of practices that bother consumers, credit card surcharges fall somewhere between mildly annoying and utterly offensive. And they’re legal, as long as businesses stay within the parameters of the law. But one driver’s recent experience renewing two car registrations online with the Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC) is making the experience better for all consumers.
On Thursday at 10 a.m., Harvey Cedars will launch a public safety campaign to reduce pedestrian accidents. The news conference marks the beginning of the Street Smart NJ initiative on Long Beach Island.
Gov. Phil Murphy’s proposed corporate transit fee, designed provide the first dedicated funding to help NJ Transit, is not the business killer opponents say it is, according to a report authored by a progressive think tank.
The LVTS, along with representatives from PennDOT, consulting company WSP and the public, took part in the virtual meeting that went over the Lehigh Valley Passenger Rail Feasibility Analysis released in late March.