The Morris Parking Authority (MPA) has completed its long-planned solar electric vehicle (EV) project, approved system-wide parking rate increases for 2026, and is set to receive a statewide sustainability award, according to reports from the authority’s monthly meeting.
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Veterans traveling to the Lyons VA Medical Center will soon benefit from a new fare-free shuttle service, thanks to a collaborative effort involving Somerset County, the Lyons VA Medical Center, NJ TRANSIT, and the New Jersey Department of Military and Veterans Affairs (DMAVA).
The cost of a single PATH train ticket is set to increase next spring — and will climb steadily each year until it hits $4 by 2029, Port Authority officials said.
Historic $45B plan will build new airport terminals, add rail service, but tolls and fares will rise
Port Authority officials unveiled an ambitious $45 billion capital plan Thursday that funds expanding Newark Airport, long-sought after PATH rail service increases and construction of a new bus terminal.
Airlines are optimistic they can resume normal operations just a few days after the government lifts its order to cut some flights at 40 busy airports, but it's not clear how soon that will happen even though the federal shutdown is over.
The Council has approved an ordinance to regulate the use of electric scooters in the township. The ordinance was unanimously approved by the Council during Wednesday's meeting.
Officials here have awarded a $47.5 million construction contract for the borough’s long-awaited ‘Multimodal Ferry Terminal,’ with plans for a December groundbreaking and up to two years to build it before it opens in 2028.
New Jersey motorists should find out in the next few weeks whether the state’s per-gallon gas tax must be increased at the start of 2026 to help maintain billions in planned spending on transportation infrastructure.
Self-driving cars, legal in other states but not in New Jersey, would be permitted to operate on New Jersey roadways in test runs under a bill sponsored by Senator Andrew Zwicker that was released earlier this week by the Senate Transportation Committee.
NJ Transit officials took the final step in delivering on Gov. Phil Murphy’s promise to rid the fleet of older less reliable trains and buses by an authorizing $917 million to overhaul the oldest multilevel I and II rail cars