NJ Transit’s CEO explained how fare and tax increases were avoided to pay for wage increases for locomotive engineers in a new contract ratified on June 10.
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The project connects the community to the existing Amtrak and NJ Transit rail station that now stops short of crossing over track 5 of Amtrak’s Northeast Corridor line.
NJTPA mention. Passaic County Commissioner John Bartlett Elected to National Regional Planning Board
Passaic County Commissioner John Bartlett has been elected to the Board of Directors of the National Association of Regional Councils (NARC), the organization announced this week during its national conference in Seattle, Washington
Lanes on I-80 are expected to fully open up ahead of schedule, the NJ Department of Transportation announced.
The Planning Board officially approved the much-debated Train Station Redevelopment Project, marking a major milestone in the borough’s long-term vision for revitalization.
NEW JERSEY - There are plenty of ways to get out and enjoy the summer months around the Garden State, and NJ Transit is trying to help them be a little cooler on your wallet. The agency is offering a host of different warm-weather deals to save customers money while going on their next adventure. Using the NJ Transit mobile app, riders can enter special promo codes for trips to the beach, Monmouth Racetrack and more.
The Route 206 widening project from Doctor's Way to Camplain Road may be completed by November 2026.
A new collective bargaining agreement between NJ Transit and the engineers union Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen took the next step forward June 10.
On June 5 township and county officials celebrated the completion of upgrades at the intersection of Oak Tree Road, Plymouth Drive and Magnolia Road which include a modernized traffic signal with dedicated left-turn slots, striping, video detection, Accessible Pedestrian Signals, ADA-compliant curb ramps and sidewalks and about 1,000 feet of roadway improvements designed to protect pedestrians, cyclists and drivers.
Essex County has finished a $4 million project to replace the aging Bloomfield Avenue Bridge in West Caldwell, a critical infrastructure improvement on one of the county’s busiest thoroughfares.