New Jersey has reached a significant milestone in its push for clean transportation, with over 250,000 electric vehicles (EVs) now registered in the state. Governor Phil Murphy announced the achievement during Climate Week, highlighting a 15 percent increase in EV registrations since December 2024.
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The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and ZAPP have opened a new fast electric vehicle (EV) charging hub at Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR), bringing the total number of fast EV charging ports available at EWR to 16.
The City of Summit, in partnership with NJ Transit and the New Jersey Bike and Walk Coalition (NJBWC), announced that the Summit Bike Depot is now officially open at the NJ Transit train station.
A $6.2 million dredging project is set to begin this month in several Southern Ocean towns, the New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) announced. The Waretown Channel Complex project will complete dredging in Barnegat Light, Barnegat, Long Beach Township, Waretown and Lacey.
Recruitment of new air traffic controllers reached a milestone after more than 2,000 new controllers were hired this year, delivering on a pledge to increase staffing after a spring air traffic control system meltdown at Newark Liberty International Airport.
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New Jersey officials have announced $20 million in grants to for the purchase of electric school buses and installation of public charging stations.
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.