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A bridge built during the Roosevelt administration on Route 36 in Long Branch will be closed through 2027 for replacement.
As kids head back to school, they will also be returning to safer streets. The Department of Transportation has installed 15 mph slow zones at more than 200 schools.
The Township of Ocean will conduct a Complete Streets corridor assessment along Sunset Avenue and Wickapecko Drive to identify opportunities to make the corridor safer, more walkable, and more accessible for everyone who uses it.
The New Jersey Turnpike Authority is proposing upgrades along nearly six miles of the Parkway between mileposts 78-point-8 and 84-point-5.
Drivers across the United States are reporting an unusual and unsettling problem: vehicle sunroofs that suddenly shatter while they are on the road.
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Lanes of Route 208 will close this week for a bridge replacement project that impacts Glen Rock and Fair Lawn.
The organization overseeing the $16 billion Hudson Tunnel Project has appointed a new chief financial officer.
NJ TRANSIT announced significant progress in its efforts to continue modernizing its bus fleet and improving the customer experience.
Commuters from a New Jersey town saw the return of a ferry service to New York City on Tuesday.