Although the body of the new 25th Street pedestrian bridge has been installed, ramps and other elements are still not yet in place. “We hope to have the bridge open by the end of the year,” said Tom Cotter, Superintendent of the Bayonne Department of Public Works.
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Ocean County in partnership with the NJTPA is conducting a study to investigate options for improving congestion and sfaety along Kennedy Boulevard and County Line Road.
Think twice if you’re considering blowing off paying a toll at one of the Port Authority’s six bridges and tunnels. Arrests and summonses for toll evaders was up by more than 50% in the first half of 2024, compared to the same period last year, the agency said.
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Officials are getting free assistance from a group of planning experts to try to make North Eighth Street a hot spot for business and culture. Urban designers call it place-making.
County officials are seeking community input on a project aimed at improving traffic congestion and safety at dozens of intersections in Passaic County, including in Wayne.
The Borough of Belmar is inviting residents, employees, and local businesses to participate in a Walkable Community Workshop on Thursday, August 22. ... This workshop aims to engage the community in addressing walkability and bikeability issues along 8th Avenue, specifically between Ocean Avenue and D Street.
The County of Passaic is moving forward with a “Regional Traffic Signal Optimization Project” that will begin a year from now and, hopefully, will improve traffic flow and more at 71 signalized intersections in the county.
Amtrak officials have applied for $299.7 million in federal grants to replace trouble-prone overhead wiring that powers trains, and has been blamed for delays and service suspensions this summer.
CAMDEN – The Loop, the city's heavily state-subsidized, ride-on-demand system that turned a year old this month, may expand to weekends and destinations well beyond Camden's borders.
The years-in-the-making plans to establish ferry service in Bayonne took a huge step forward when the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey agreed to sell the city more than two acres of land on the Peninsula at Bayonne Harbor. The city will purchase 2.3 acres of land along Port Terminal Boulevard — a small portion of the 31 acres it sold to Port Authority in 2010 — for $4.04 million.
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