Against the backdrop of a major transit-oriented development project under construction at Metropark, NJ TRANSIT rolled out a first-of-its-kind strategy the agency says could generate up to $1.9 billion non-farebox revenue over the next 30 years.
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NJ Transit unveiled a plan that could potentially earn up to $1.9 billion in revenue by developing up to 8,000 acres of agency-owned property. For commuters, it could mean less reliance on fares and ease the threat of budget-related service cuts that have been seen on other transit systems.
The LINK, Hunterdon County’s primary public transportation system, was celebrated for four decades of providing reliable, affordable, and essential transportation services, by connecting residents to employment, healthcare, education, and other vital resources.
The nor'easter impacting New Jersey is causing some service changes with New Jersey Transit. "Out of an abundance of caution and concern for the safety of our customers and employees, and to protect NJ Transit equipment, the following service adjustments are in effect. Systemwide cross-honoring is in effect for rail, private carriers, bus, and light rail service on Monday, Oct. 13," the agency wrote on its website.
New Jersey Transit (NJ Transit) is progressing with its efforts to modernize its fare collection, offering riders a more options and features such as new fare gates, reloadable fare cards, additional mobile payment options and updated ticket vending machines.
The New Jersey Turnpike Authority’s other big bridge that was temporarily shut down 8 years ago after a piece of structural steel cracked is taking the first step toward going to bridge heaven.
A major roadway resurfacing project along Route 46 will begin Wednesday, October 8, affecting both Morris and Essex counties with months of scheduled lane and shoulder closures.
Bernardsville, a borough of more than 8,000 residents at the northern tip of Somerset County, became New Jersey’s 37th Transit Village in August 2025.
The Morris County Board of County Commissioners recently approved a Local Safety Action Plan, created in partnership with the North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority, to improve roadway safety and reduce fatal and serious injury crashes across the county.
People who’ve been seriously injured or killed in a car crash could get the same benefits as victims of violent crimes, including compensation, under a proposed traffic victim’s bill of rights.