Passaic County is seeking enthusiastic drivers to join the Passaic County MOVE micro-transit program, which is set to launch on May 20. This new, flexible, on-demand transit service is designed to provide residents of Passaic and Clifton with greater access to essential services like jobs, healthcare, and education.
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The New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) warns about the dangers of distracted driving every month, citing human error as the leading cause of road fatalities. In April, the entire nation is urged to be even more vigilant behind the wheel during Distracted Driving Awareness Month.
Despite advanced satellite, electric current and seismic technologies, uncovering 100-year-old abandoned mines is a job the New Jersey Department of Transportation is doing mostly blind.
New Jersey is a commuter state, and the state is taking measures to try and make all that travel greener. The New Jersey DEP says transportation is the number one source of greenhouse gas pollution, but the environmental toll of commuting is lightening up.
The City of Hoboken is expanding its electric vehicle charging network with the construction of new charging stations.
Amtrak's project to repair the Dock Bridge — a vertical-lift rail crossing in North Jersey and one component of planned upgrades to make Northeast Corridor rail service more reliable — is being downsized by a third, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation.
A new report makes the economic case for carrying out long-term investments in the region’s rail infrastructure, including several major projects in New Jersey that are part of the multibillion-dollar Gateway Program.
NJ TRANSIT's Access Link ride-sharing pilot program is expanding so more types of transportation companies can participate and expand the service for seniors and those with disabilities, thanks to a new law passed by the state Legislature
A federal judge in New York has dismissed several arguments made in four different cases filed to block New York City's congestion pricing toll, giving a boost to proponents of the tolling plan.
NJ TRANSIT has awarded a $5 million contract to replace the escalators after several years. The project timeline has moved up — the new escalators should be ready in about a year.