NJ Transit has announced it has chartered two 600-person New York Waterway ferry boats to move World Cup fans from New York City to New Jersey if rail problems cause significant delays on match days.
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A new traffic pattern is scheduled to take effect Saturday on the Hanover Avenue bridge over Interstate 287 as a bridge replacement project advances in Hanover and Morris Township.
Figuring out how to get to MetLife Stadium for the eight World Cup matches that start on Saturday, June 13, can seem confusing, especially for those not familiar with the region.
NJ Transit has announced a partnership with DoorDash that includes renaming the Meadowlands Rail Line as the DoorDash Meadowlands Rail Line.
As the first 2026 FIFA World Cup match at New York/New Jersey Stadium kicks off on Saturday, June 13, NJ TRANSIT, the NJ Department of Transportation and New Jersey State Police are reminding fans heading to the match and commuters around the state to be aware of their surroundings to help ensure this is the safest tournament ever.
Hoboken and Hudson County officials will unveil the preferred design for a series of safety improvements along Willow Avenue during a virtual public meeting on June 16, advancing a project aimed at reducing crashes and improving conditions for pedestrians, cyclists, transit riders and drivers
Law enforcement agencies in Somerset and Hunterdon counties are launching a summer traffic safety campaign that will bring more patrols to local roads from Memorial Day through Labor Day.
NJ Transit is preparing for large crowds heading to MetLife Stadium this weekend as Brazil takes on Morocco at 6 p.m. Saturday in East Rutherford in the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Six cars drove through a new all-way stop intersection by Public School 17 in Jersey City during a traffic safety press conference, illustrating the need for stepped up safety work in both the city and neighboring Hoboken.
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.