The New Jersey Turnpike Authority upheld the award of a $1.7 billion, 11-year contract to run New Jersey’s E-ZPass system to a company that a rival accused of having ties to The Communist Party of China.
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NJ Transit canceled a lucrative public bus service contract awarded to Academy Express LLC after a bid protest from a competing company.
Mothers Against Drunk Driving and Uber are partnering this April to encourage New Jersey residents to get a ride home instead of drinking and driving. Of the 685 fatal crashes on New Jersey roads in 2022, impaired driving was responsible for 177 — or 26% — of them, according to the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration.
More than three years after developers proposed to build one of the largest warehouse projects ever planned for Somerset County, community opposition has not let up.
NJ Transit President & CEO Kris Kolluri recently joined the Newark Alliance, Newark Mayor Ras J. Baraka and his Office of Homeless Services, Prudential Financial, Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersy, RWJ Barnabas Health, County of Essex, and the State of New Jersy to announce the “Gateway to Hope” program.
Montclair Passes First-Reading Complete Streets Ordinances, Passes Second-Reading Traffic Ordinances
MONTCLAIR, NJ - The Montclair Township Council welcomed new Township Manager Stephen Marks at his first council meeting in his new position, with Mayor Renée Baskerville and the six councilors all in attendance at the April 8 meeting.
North Jersey businesses that have been hurt in recent weeks from the traffic detours due to Route 80 sinkholes can apply for federal low-interest loans of up to $2 million and state grants of between $1,000 and $15,000, depending on the number of employees.
New Jersey roads were deadlier than those in most of the country last year, with traffic fatalities increasing by 14% compared to the national average which declined.
NJ Transit is replacing the broken escalators at the Hamilton train station, one of which has been out since September 2021, an inert symbol of a chronic problem brought to light by a recent Asbury Park Press investigation.
NEWARK — NJ Transit’s board approved the agency to purchase 208 new buses and 20 electric buses for $393 million at its meeting Wednesday.