Mayor Caseen Gaines and the Hackensack city council will meet Sept. 9 to discuss bike safety. The Hackensack Comprehensive Bicycle Plan will be presented at the City’s upcoming Committee of the Whole (COW) meeting, giving residents the opportunity to provide input on the future of the City’s diverse forms of transportation.
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Gov. Phil Murphy is urging the Federal Aviation Administration to reduce non-essential helicopter flights departing from the Kearny Heliport to New York City following a deadly helicopter crash earlier this year.
People should plan ahead for heavy traffic and longer wait times at airports, as this year's Labor Day weekend is expected to see record-breaking numbers of travelers and vehicular traffic.
In Passaic, NJ, a community just 10 miles from NYC, a free bike share system launched this April with the introduction of Urban Enterprise Zone (UEZ) Bike Share.
Hudson County Executive Craig Guy will host an event officially designating the Hackensack River Greenway with new signs along the waterfront walkway of Stephen R. Gregg Park in Bayonne. It will be held on Aug. 25 starting at 12 noon at the pavilion on the park’s northwest corner, 930 John F. Kennedy Blvd., Bayonne.
In recognition of the approaching 70th anniversary of the worst flood ever recorded along the Delaware River, the Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission today reissued the brief account of the flood that appeared in the agency’s 1955 annual report.
New Jersey lawmakers are advancing a sweeping plan that would require all motorbuses purchased for public transportation in the state to be electric-powered by 2035 — backed by $82 million in annual funding and a detailed, statewide transition strategy.
The Sayreville Economic and Redevelopment Agency (SERA) authorized the agency engineer, CME Associates, to review the traffic conditions on Main Street between Washington Road and MacArthur Avenue in order to determine an appropriate and reasonable speed limit for this section of the roadway.
The Federal Aviation Administration proposed extending the current caps on hourly flight arrivals and departures at Newark Airport to October 2026. The proposal could affect passenger volume, travel, and business at the airport.
Following Transportation Security Administration rules is important not only to get to your plane on time but also to keep others safe. TSA recently got rid of the shoes-off rule, but it still maintains the 3.4-ounce rule for liquids.