Shuttles will pick riders up from NJ TRANSIT stations in Morris Township, Madison, and Chatham. The New York Waterway has new shuttles to ferry services to help those in Morris County get to Manhattan.
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NJ Transit has announced a bus service contingency plan in case the agency's locomotive engineers go on strike May 16, as contract negotiations restart amid growing tensions between the two sides.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen (BLET) voted to reject a labor agreement between NJ Transit and union leadership. The union is calling for a strike that could begin as early as May 16 – rail service would be affected for more than 350,000 commuters.
This town’s ferry service to Lower Manhattan may start later in 2025, even without a new waterfront terminal or a second commuter ferry, a top borough official explained.
The Morris County Board of County Commissioners and the Morris County Park Commission invite the public to the official ribbon-cutting ceremony for the grand opening of the Pompton Valley Rail Trail on May 29 at 3 p.m.
NJ Transit celebrated the construction a new train station in Bergen County on Monday, and they expect to open it in two months.
Although New Jersey has been criticized for having the lowest percentage of residents nationwide that have a Real ID driver's License or identification card, it may be because a record number of residents have other ID that will allow them to travel.
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The deadline to have a Real ID compliant document to show TSA screeners for domestic air travel is less than two weeks away and options for travelers with an upcoming flight are getting slim.
NJ TRANSIT has rescinded its previous contract offer to the locomotive engineers, effectively forcing the two parties to start over in their five-year-old contentious labor dispute — and as the days tick down to a potential strike in mid-May.
WOODBRIDGE, NJ — Three electric passenger shuttles and three electric garbage trucks are the newest additions to Woodbridge’s municipal vehicle fleet, Mayor John E. McCormac and public works Director George T. Brew announced.