For many commuters, getting to work means sitting in traffic or waiting on trains and buses. But in Hoboken, one free transportation option is helping residents get around town with ease.
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The replacement of the Morris Avenue bridge over the Rahway River is coming soon, Springfield DPW Director Robert Boettcher told the Township Committee at its June 23 meeting. The area is located along Morris Avenue, where Union and Springfield meet.
In an effort to identify accessibility barriers, Daxbot robots will collect data on the existing conditions of sidewalks, curb ramps, push buttons for pedestrian signals, crosswalks and park pathways. The city is also launching an accessibility survey to gather feedback from residents and businesses on any safety concerns.
Cranes are used to lower parts of the tunnel boring machine gantries into place for assembly in the launch box on the New Jersey side of the Gateway rail tunnel project in June 2026.
The Hudson River has long been dotted with piers and docks that served railroads and shipping lines in the 19th century, all of them gone, replaced or now hidden underwater.
NJ TRANSIT announced it has replaced windows on 241 multilevel rail cars, representing 56% of its current multilevel fleet, as the agency continues an accelerated effort to eliminate the cloudy windows that have become a frequent complaint among rail passengers.
Most people know the difference between a road and a street. But transportation experts say many of New Jersey's busiest highways are actually something in between — a "stroad."
New Jersey is awarding $3.5 million to three public colleges to expand aviation training programs and help address a national shortage of certified air traffic controllers.
The Hunterdon Planning Department is seeking a $450,000 grant to assess 15 potential bicycle corridors as it plans for the eventual roll-out of a countywide bicycle plan.
The term combines the words "street" and "road" to describe corridors that are expected to do both jobs at once: move traffic quickly while also providing access to businesses, homes and other destinations. Route 1 is one of the most recognizable examples in New Jersey.