In efforts to “strengthen and enhance the future” of the River LINE light rail system, NJ Transit has assumed all responsibility for the operation of the service by the end of the year. NJ Transit and Alstom – the current River LINE operator – released a joint statement about changes that began on Sept. 3.
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Middlesex County engineers are working with state and local agencies, and utility companies to find out why a long, wide and deep crack has split open on Smith Street, a busy road between Woodbridge and Perth Amboy.
Somerset County has begun a comprehensive 12-month study aimed at reducing emissions and expanding electric vehicle charging infrastructure throughout the region, positioning itself as a leader in sustainable transportation initiatives.
A long-anticipated infrastructure project will soon be getting underway along Fifth Avenue, as the Mayor and Council announced that work is set to begin on or about Monday, September 15. The improvements will stretch between Main Street and C Street and will include both road resurfacing and extensive upgrades to underground utilities
New Jersey Transit is advancing its modernisation strategy by finalising a procurement for 200 additional Multilevel III commuter rail cars and 12 ALP-45 dual-power locomotives, securing the order from Alstom for a total expenditure of USD 1 billion.
Tickets are on sale now for NY Waterway’s “Shades of Autumn” Fall Foliage Tours, offering passengers unique on-water views of the spectacular fall scenery along the Hudson River. The weekend tours begin October 11 and run through November 2, with departures from the Midtown/West 39th Street and Port Imperial/Weehawken ferry terminals.
Middlesex County, in partnership with NJ TRANSIT that they are entering the construction phase on the long-anticipated, nearly $70 million revitalization of the New Brunswick Train Station
I can't be the only one who feels this way about the traffic lights here in New Jersey. More specifically with the way they're timed. Yes, this can be frustrating during the daytime hours.
Powering Ahead for Somerset County, a 12-month study funded by the North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority, will focus on reducing emissions, identifying electric vehicle (EV) charging corridors, and determining which county-owned properties can support the installation of EV charging stations for public and county-owned vehicles.
Work is underway to build NJ Transit’s Transit bus-based rapid transit system that will be counted on to provide transportation to thousands of soccer fans attending the 2026 FIFA World Cup finals at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford.
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