The Borough of Manasquan is moving forward with a transformative project aimed at revitalizing its downtown business district. On August 18, the Mayor and Borough Council unanimously approved a resolution awarding a $2,777,659.12 contract to Black Rock Enterprises, LLC, for the long-planned Business District Streetscape Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) Project.
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Lodi and Bergen County officials gathered on Friday to celebrate the re-opening of the new Passaic Avenue Bridge.
Nearly 3,000 miles from Santa Cruz, a city about the same population, compressed into about 1 square mile, bustles with activity. Each weekday morning, thousands of businesspeople, families and students flow from downtown homes and bus stops towards a ferry and metro station.
The New Jersey Department of Transportation has deployed its Statewide Advanced Traffic Management System. Launched in collaboration with HNTB Corp., the initiative is powered by Parsons' Intelligent NETworks (iNET) smart mobility solution. Parsons announced the Aug. 21 successful iNET deployment, which is the first integrated statewide ATMS for the transportation agency.
Before last December, Francis O'Connor barely knew what a sinkhole was. He had never seen one, and even as the state Department of Transportation Commissioner, had never had to worry about one.
The Old Bridge Township Police Department announced it will be conducting DWI checkpoints in the coming days.
The Village of Ridgewood received a letter in late July from New Jersey Department of Transportation Commissioner Francis O’Connor detailing the village’s award of $146,935.00 for the Van Neste Square Bus Shelter Improved Mobility Project.
Hudson County Executive Craig Guy will host an event officially designating the Hackensack River Greenway with new signs along the waterfront walkway of Stephen R. Gregg Park in Bayonne. It will be held on Aug. 25 starting at 12 noon at the pavilion on the park’s northwest corner, 930 John F. Kennedy Blvd., Bayonne.
In recognition of the approaching 70th anniversary of the worst flood ever recorded along the Delaware River, the Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission today reissued the brief account of the flood that appeared in the agency’s 1955 annual report.
New Jersey lawmakers are advancing a sweeping plan that would require all motorbuses purchased for public transportation in the state to be electric-powered by 2035 — backed by $82 million in annual funding and a detailed, statewide transition strategy.