New Jersey officials have announced $20 million in grants to for the purchase of electric school buses and installation of public charging stations.
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NJ TRANSIT’s board of directors continued to complete the bus modernization program by authorizing the purchase of 260 40-foot transit-style buses and 26 zero-emission buses.
Construction at a massive warehouse on the Woodbridge-Perth Amboy border is reportedly the cause of a deep, wide, quarter-mile-long crack that split open along Smith Street, according to Middlesex County and municipal officials.
NJ TRANSIT’s “FARE-PAY” card is now available to customers traveling all NJ TRANSIT buses statewide as well as the Newark Light Rail, the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail and the River Line systems.
Travel insurance agency InsureMyTrip released a list of the nation's 10 most delay-prone airports on Tuesday, Sept. 9. The Rhode Island company used Department of Transportation data from the first five months of 2025.
NJ TRANSIT rail commuters endured a brief rail strike in May after tumultuous negotiations between a locomotive engineer’s union and management. Could PATH, the region’s other bi-state rail system, be next?
For years, the Garden State carried the unwanted title of having the worst roads in the entire country. A national poll even placed us at the very bottom, a ranking no driver was proud of. But in 2025, there’s at least some progress to report.
With this year’s annual program scheduled for Oct. 8, the nonprofit organization that has called New Brunswick home the past 37 years is helping schools and municipalities stretch their legs, dust off their bikes, and gear up for the event.
The City of Long Branch is set to receive statewide recognition later this month for its commitment to student safety and sustainable transportation. EZ Ride announced that the city will be honored with the Silver Award for the Safe Routes to School (SRTS) program during its 2025 Annual Recognition Event on Thursday, September 25, at the Galloping Hill Golf Course in Kenilworth, New Jersey.
Members of the Summit Common Council approved new sidewalks and other safety features for Canoe Brook Parkway at Tuesday night's meeting.
