Ever notice an object with blue flashing lights on the side of New Jersey highways over the last several months?
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NJ Transit marked groundbreaking for the next phase of the new Raritan River Bridge — construction of a new center span — with ceremonies today featuring Gov. Phil Murphy and other officials.
A group of state leaders and officials gathered Tuesday in Perth Amboy to mark the next phase of the Raritan River Bridge replacement project. The more than $440 million project replaces the current bridge on the North Jersey Coast Line, which has been in service since 1908.
The FIFA Club World Cup is underway at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, and New Jersey officials are calling it a dress rehearsal for next summer's World Cup. The stadium is hosting nine matches, including the final, drawing fans from around the world.
Twenty-five new Citi Bike docks are coming to Bergen-Lafayette, Greenville, the West Side and Jackson Hill.
New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection awards $983,950 in mobility planning grant funding
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) awarded $983,950 in transportation planning grants as part of a newly launched effort to identify and develop local transportation solutions that will reduce air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions from vehicles that impact communities.
Amtrak requested $850 million for Northeast Corridor grants in the agency’s fiscal year 2026 budget. That is $291 million less than the $1.141 billion allocated in 2025.
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New Jersey officials, including a congressman, state legislators and a county commissioner, want less expensive cost-cutting options studied for two I-80 projects that now total $193 million.
A new bill, which the Assembly Transportation and Independent Authorities Committee discussed but did not vote on Monday, would require transportation agencies to conduct structural assessments on transportation projects near operating or abandoned mines.
The Route 71 drawbridge linking two Jersey Shore communities will be closed indefinitely for emergency repairs, but is scheduled for replacement starting in 2028, state DOT officials said.