NJ Transit scored an early goal when U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy awarded it $50,000 for its human trafficking awareness campaign ahead of the 2026 World Cup finals.
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With MetroCard sales and refills set to end after Dec. 31, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey announced Dec. 4 the launch of the reloadable TAPP card, a new physical fare option for PATH riders, including those who prefer or need to pay with cash.
On any given day, runners, commuters, grandparents with strollers, tourists, bikers, and hikers speed through or amble along the spectacular 18.5-mile Hudson River Walkway that lines the western shore of the Hudson.
The bill would remove all existing classifications of electric bikes and redefine and expand the classification of motorized bicycles to include pedal bikes with electric motors that assist the rider. By redesignating low-speed electric bikes as motorized bikes, people would be required to license, register, and insure them to use them in New Jersey.
The will apply to the Complete Streets Technical Assistance Program for free direct technical assistance for a specific task related to creating a Complete Streets program.
NJ Transit and Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey have begun the process of exploring opportunities to redevelop Penn Plaza East, its former headquarters building adjacent to the historic Newark Penn Station into a potential premier mixed-use development. The project is a two-phase process that also includes a new headquarters for Horizon in downtown Newark.
Commuters in Monmouth County know the frustration of waiting for drawbridges, and officials say more projects are on the way.
New Jersey’s Target Zero Commission, created earlier this year to develop a plan for eliminating traffic deaths by 2040, unveiled its draft report Monday during a public hearing in Newark.
New Jersey air travelers who haven’t yet gotten their REAL IDs will be charged a $45 fee beginning in February, according to an announcement Monday from the Transportation Security Administration.
In life and New Jersey, nothing is certain except death and taxes. The state gas tax is going up again for 2026. For each gallon of gasoline, you'll pay an extra 49.1 cents in taxes. That's an increase of 4.2 cents per gallon from this year.