Some New Jersey motorists, already shouldering car insurance costs that are among the highest in the nation, saw their rates rise as much as 32.5% in the past two years — far faster than inflation and nearly five times the rate that triggers regulatory review.
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The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey board of commissioners authorized $75 million in near-term improvements of Terminal B at Newark Liberty International Airport.
Conduent Inc., a Florham Park-based global technology‑driven business solutions and services provider, said May 21 that it agreed to sell its public transit business, an operating unit of Conduent Transportation, to Modaxo for $164 million.
One of Westfield’s most confusing intersections received some initial improvements last week after a change in leadership at the New Jersey Department of Transportation and a nudge from Westfield town officials.
After Thursday’s Statehouse protest drew 100 people — 50 of whom rode e-bikes to Trenton — members of a New Jersey-based E-Bike Coalition are looking to amend or replace a controversial state law regulating them.
Kiss your MetroCard and Smartlink fare payment cards goodbye. PATH will no longer accept either of the iconic fare cards on Sept. 1, agency officials said.
An abandoned bus route connecting Monroe, Applegarth, South Brunswick and Jersey City could be revived in the coming months.
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Riders of the slowest e-bikes, that don’t use a throttle to activate the electric motor, will not be required to buy insurance under New Jersey’s new e-bike law,
A popular shuttle service helping New Yorkers escape to the Jersey Shore is now expanding into New Jersey.
New Jersey's new e-bike law is now in effect, and local riders have until July 19 to get their bikes registered, insured and licensed before the grace period ends.
