The City of Long Branch is set to receive statewide recognition later this month for its commitment to student safety and sustainable transportation. EZ Ride announced that the city will be honored with the Silver Award for the Safe Routes to School (SRTS) program during its 2025 Annual Recognition Event on Thursday, September 25, at the Galloping Hill Golf Course in Kenilworth, New Jersey.
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Members of the Summit Common Council approved new sidewalks and other safety features for Canoe Brook Parkway at Tuesday night's meeting.
United CEO Scott Kirby was in Newark Liberty International Airport on Sept. 16 to celebrate the airline’s operational turnaround at the airport and discuss the future for the carrier’s premier East Coast hub.
A project discussed for years in Seaside Heights – the development of eye-pleasing streetscapes, safer traffic flow and bike lanes on Central Avenue – is “looking like a 2027 project,” Borough Administrator Christopher Vaz told Shorebeat.
Cyclists and commuters in Summit have a new reason to celebrate this fall: the city is unveiling its Summit Bike Depot with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Sunday, September 21. The secure, weather-protected facility offers safe storage for bikes, e-bikes, and scooters, making it easier for residents and visitors to pedal into downtown without worry.
A group of Jersey City-based activists who formed a new political action committee this week to back candidates who are willing to deemphasize cars and promote alternative transportation instead will have their work cut out for themselves.
New Jersey Congressman Josh Gottheimer is proposing legislation that will provide cash compensation to airline customers for substantial delays and cancellations that are within the carriers’ control.
In efforts to “strengthen and enhance the future” of the River LINE light rail system, NJ Transit has assumed all responsibility for the operation of the service by the end of the year. NJ Transit and Alstom – the current River LINE operator – released a joint statement about changes that began on Sept. 3.
Middlesex County engineers are working with state and local agencies, and utility companies to find out why a long, wide and deep crack has split open on Smith Street, a busy road between Woodbridge and Perth Amboy.
Somerset County has begun a comprehensive 12-month study aimed at reducing emissions and expanding electric vehicle charging infrastructure throughout the region, positioning itself as a leader in sustainable transportation initiatives.