Princeton has officially launched its Vision Zero Initiative, a comprehensive safety program aimed at eliminating all traffic deaths and serious injuries on the municipality's roads.
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Lafayette Mayor Kevin O'Leary said the work could begin around June 30. The project will begin with the installation of a temporary bridge, during which traffic on the highway will be reduced to one lane, with the direction alternating as controlled by temporary signals. That pattern is expected to last a month until two-way traffic is restored.
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New Jersey drivers may have noticed the latest batch of digital highway signs unveiled in recent weeks, designed to be memorable while also reminding them to be safe on the road.
The New Jersey Department of Transportation has announced a new rule aimed at addressing toll violations for unpaid electronic tolls, fees, and penalties. The rule, published in the June 16, 2025 issue of the New Jersey Register, establishes standards and procedures for administering and enforcing this program.
The Greater Mercer TMA (Transportation Management Association) has been awarded a grant from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) under the green transportation planning grant program.
Ever notice an object with blue flashing lights on the side of New Jersey highways over the last several months?
NJ Transit marked groundbreaking for the next phase of the new Raritan River Bridge — construction of a new center span — with ceremonies today featuring Gov. Phil Murphy and other officials.
A group of state leaders and officials gathered Tuesday in Perth Amboy to mark the next phase of the Raritan River Bridge replacement project. The more than $440 million project replaces the current bridge on the North Jersey Coast Line, which has been in service since 1908.
The FIFA Club World Cup is underway at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, and New Jersey officials are calling it a dress rehearsal for next summer's World Cup. The stadium is hosting nine matches, including the final, drawing fans from around the world.
