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The city launched a free shuttle service on Friday, Aug. 28, providing residents and visitors a new way to get around Asbury Park at no cost.
The Federal Transit Administration has awarded NJ Transit with a nearly $10 million ferry grant to build and electric and low-emitting ferry boat for Carteret. The $9.6 million grant for what will be the borough’s third ferry boat is among 23 projects in 14 states.
Burlington County commissioners have announced a preliminary plan to extend the Rancocas Creek Greenway Trail across Route 130 and the Rancocas Creek.
United Airlines announced Aug. 25 the largest international network expansion in company history, with 10 new international cities and three new routes across Europe and Asia.
The North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority (NJTPA) is conducting a corridor study to explore potential extensions and improvements to the Traction Line Recreational Trail.
Construction work on a major redesign of one of Hudson County’s most dangerous roads is set to begin this week.
The New Jersey Department of Transportation is accepting applications for federally funded grants aimed at making it safer for students to walk and bike to school.
NJ Transit and other commuter railroads are facing a multi-million dollar jump in the cost of liability insurance being driven by inflation rather than their safety record.
New LED lighting is planned for intersections along the Route 206 corridor in Chester Township as part of an effort to improve nighttime visibility and roadway safety, according to Mayor Tim Drag.
Law enforcement agencies will step up efforts to deter impaired driving ahead of Labor Day as part of the national “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” campaign, according to the Somerset County Prosecutor’s Office.
