No matter how you travel, trips around New Jersey and especially into New York City or Pennsylvania likely cost more in 2025. Drivers and mass transit users already saw expenses increase last year.
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Winter gas prices in New Jersey have reached some of their lowest levels since 2021 during the COVID-19 pandemic, when travel restrictions, business closures and public health concerns softened demand.
If there were a contest for which Jersey road is the highway to hell, Route 1 through Middlesex County would be a contender. The issues go beyond the daily frustrations of heavy traffic or being stopped at every other red light.
Gov. Phil Murphy has requested emergency federal funding to repair a collapsed mine beneath Interstate 80 in Morris County that has caused significant traffic disruptions.
The South Brunswick police department is partnering with the Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office on an initiative to address the rise in fatal crashes on U.S. Route 1.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy announced the state had awarded more than $25 million in rail freight assistance grant to 10 projects across the state.
Edison Council President Margot Harris has noticed the uptick in crashes along the township's section of Route 1, which stretches from the Donald and Morris Goodkind Bridges near New Brunswick to the Woodbridge border.
The public is invited to a meeting later this month to hear plans to improve pedestrian and traffic safety in the county. ... The county says it is taking steps to create a safer, more connected transportation network for all road users with its Connect Warren County, a collaborative effort with the North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority.
Some New Jersey drivers who entered Lower Manhattan’s congestion pricing zone and thought their E-ZPass covered the $9 congestion pricing toll have received a surprise in the mail.
NJ TRANSIT is scrapping plans to construct a new, permanent bus terminal at MetLife Stadium as the construction plans for a new transitway advance ahead of eight FIFA World Cup soccer games coming to East Rutherford next year.