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In life and New Jersey, nothing is certain except death and taxes. The state gas tax is going up again for 2026. For each gallon of gasoline, you'll pay an extra 49.1 cents in taxes. That's an increase of 4.2 cents per gallon from this year.
As Thanksgiving travel surges across the region, NJ Transit is rolling out an expanded slate of service to ease the annual commuter crunch.
New Uniform System-Wide Rates Set to Begin on or about January 1, 2026
Every night, about 20 to 30 workers head inside the rail tunnels under the Hudson River to make sure New Jersey commuters can make it safely in and out of Manhattan.
Rick Cotton, who oversaw the rebuilding of LaGuardia Airport and several other major infrastructure projects in the New York City region in more than eight years as executive director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, plans to retire in January, the agency announced on Monday.
GreenPower Motor Company Inc., a leading manufacturer and distributor of all-electric, purpose-built, zero-emission medium and heavy-duty vehicles serving the cargo and delivery market, shuttle and transit space and school bus sector, announced that its EV Star line of products is eligible for incentives under the reopened New Jersey Zero-Emission Incentive Program (NJ ZIP).
More than 2 million New Jerseyans are set to travel 50 miles or more over the Thanksgiving holiday – an increase of nearly 31,000 people (up 1.6% from 2024), according to AAA.
Drivers using the eight toll bridges run by the Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission will pay higher tolls in 2026, with tolls increasing to $2 for E-ZPass and $5 for non-E-ZPass drivers of passenger vehicles.
A total of $150 million in grants from the state will go toward upgrading New Jersey roads, bridges and safety infrastructure, Gov. Phil Murphy announced.
