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Jersey drivers whose vehicle inspection stickers expire between April and July will get a three-month grace period because a major inspection station is closing.
South Main Street in Phillipsburg closed Wednesday night for emergency repairs to a bridge spanning railroad tracks, prompting detours for drivers and transit riders.
NJ Transit riders will hear something different at train stations throughout April: neurodiverse children's voices making station announcements. The transit agency's celebrating Autism Acceptance Month with the recordings playing across its system, along with specially wrapped buses and a locomotive featuring autism acceptance messaging.
Senator Patrick Diegnan announced today that South Plainfield has been awarded a $1.99 million grant from the New Jersey Department of Transportation’s (NJDOT) FY26 Local Freight Impact Fund for improvement to the Borough’s Ryan Street industrial area.
New Jersey gas prices are hitting their highest levels in four years amid global fuel shortages caused by the U.S.-Israeli war against Iran, but the demand at the pumps isn’t falling, analysts say.
NJ Transit, in partnership with Via and with funding from the Federal Transit Authority (FTA), will launch a two-year long pilot micro transit shuttle program on April 6 in portions of Monmouth and Bergen counties.
Select bus stops around Monmouth and Hudson counties are part of a New Jersey Transit pilot program testing out AI-powered signs that tell riders when the bus is coming. Customers can still check on the NJ Transit app or with the MyBus text tool.
The Warren County Board of County Commissioners traveled throughout the county on Saturday, March 28 to present ceremonial checks to the recipients of this year’s Municipal and Charitable Conservancy Trust Fund grants.
Parts of New York Penn Station — the busiest transportation hub in North America — will be closed to everyone but World Cup ticket-holders for four hours before the start of eight World Cup matches held in New Jersey this June and July, NorthJersey.com has exclusively learned.
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