The Sayreville Economic and Redevelopment Agency (SERA) authorized the agency engineer, CME Associates, to review the traffic conditions on Main Street between Washington Road and MacArthur Avenue in order to determine an appropriate and reasonable speed limit for this section of the roadway.
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The Federal Aviation Administration proposed extending the current caps on hourly flight arrivals and departures at Newark Airport to October 2026. The proposal could affect passenger volume, travel, and business at the airport.
Following Transportation Security Administration rules is important not only to get to your plane on time but also to keep others safe. TSA recently got rid of the shoes-off rule, but it still maintains the 3.4-ounce rule for liquids.
The City of Asbury Park has officially reduced its speed limit to 25 miles per hour across all streets in an effort to increase safety for drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists. The change is part of the city’s broader traffic calming measures designed to make roadways safer and more accessible for everyone.
This borough’s long-awaited waterfront ferry terminal is taking a big step forward. It is finally seeking construction bids – due Tuesday, Sept. 30th – for a four-story complex that will be the centerpiece of its waterfront renaissance.
Somerset County law enforcement officers are participating in the 2025 "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" Statewide Crackdown that will run from Aug. 15 through Sept. 1.
Among the many employees at New Jersey Transit are more than a dozen who have four legs. “To the officer, it's work,” said New Jersey Transit Police Chief Christopher Trucillo. “To the dog, it's play.” NJ Transit Police K-9s Kenny and Stokes are two of the 15 dogs in the unit. They specialize in bomb and drug detection.
Passengers are facing blocked wheelchair space, getting stuck in doors and suffering other indignities 35 years after the Americans With Disabilities Act became law.
The eight-lane open air temporary terminal accommodates the 10 interstate and local bus routes that serve Hoboken. Opened on Aug. 9, it was built on the site of a parking lot, replacing the old terminal which had through lanes protected by a large canopy.
The Borough of Spring Lake is taking another step toward improving pedestrian safety and transit access along one of its most traveled corridors.