U.S. Sen. Cory Booker joined Delaware River and Bay Authority officials Aug. 28 at the Cape May Ferry Terminal to highlight $30 million in additional federal funding secured for a second new diesel-hybrid passenger and vehicle ferry. It was the final day of the senator’s annual 21-County Tour.
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A planned commuter ferry service and an existing ferry route landed nearly $40 million in federal grants for new vessels. Carteret took a step toward having a fleet of three commuter ferries after the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) awarded a $9.6 million grant, to be administered by NJ Transit, for a new ferry.
Tesla’s purpose-built robotaxi arrives as ride-share giants race to make autonomous cars partners before they become competitors.
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and CALSTART are launching $45 million in incentive programs aimed at accelerating the use of zero-emission trucks, terminal tractors and charging infrastructure at the Port of New York and New Jersey.
In less than a year, 217 safety projects are underway on the 80 sections of state highways identified by New Jersey’s Target Zero commission, which was created to reduce traffic deaths in the state by 2040.
The last weekend of the summer season traditionally arrives with a sharp drop in gas prices after Labor Day, when fewer people are taking road trips.
The Transportation Security Administration on Tuesday officially unveiled a new security screening option at Newark Liberty International Airport that lets eligible travelers get through checkpoints using only their face with no physical identification required.
With students back in classrooms and school buses once again traveling local roads, motorists are being reminded to slow down, stay alert and understand New Jersey’s school bus safety laws.
The North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority is asking residents across 13 counties to pinpoint exactly where the region’s trail network breaks down, feeding into a survey that will directly shape which projects receive millions in future state and federal funding.
The Hudson County Board of Commissioners has voted to accept $420,000 in funding from the North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority to undertake a Hudson County School Zone Safety Study.