Newly released renderings show the Trump Administration’s plans for an overhaul of Penn Station. The images, unveiled by U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, Amtrak, and Penn Transformation Partners, show soaring ceilings, a grand Eighth Avenue entrance, and a single-level concourse.
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For NJ Transit commuters who use New York’s Penn Station, among the many features of a transformation design unveiled Monday is the end of the disliked sunken waiting area riders call “the pit.”
A proposed state law that would force dozens of fossil fuel companies to shell out $50 billion to help pay for the cost of climate change has taken another step forward in New Jersey.
Thanks to a $1.5 million grant from the North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority, Verona will be able to make significant updates to the portion of Bloomfield Avenue that runs from Fairview Avenue to Park Avenue.
The Passaic County Board of County Commissioners adopted a resolution prohibiting the use of motorized bicycles, motorized scooters, low-speed electric bicycles and low-speed electric scooters on all Passaic County park property effective starting July 19th.
Borough officials are seeking funds to advance a long-planned modernization of the Dunellen train station to improve accessibility and the commuter experience.
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NJ Transit has begun testing solar-powered digital bus stop signs that display real-time arrival information at eight locations across Hudson and Monmouth counties.
New ban on e-bikes and electric scooters in county parks starts July 19, with fines beginning at $50.
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Residents in and around Westfield, New Jersey could soon have a new way to get around without relying on a personal car or fixed bus routes, as Union County prepares to launch a one-year on-demand transit pilot this summer.
In case you were wondering how NJ Transit’s $98 tickets to World Cup soccer matches were selling, the answer is: not well. The New York Times sports website, The Athletic, reports that as of 5 p.m. ET on Sunday, May 31, fewer than 18,000 of the available 320,000 train tickets have been sold for the eight matches in East Rutherford, N.J.