New Jersey Transportation Commissioner Priya Jain detailed preparation ahead of the FIFA 2026 World Cup, extending the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail, and other key initiatives at the North Jersey Transit Forum put on by Hudson County Complete Streets on Saturday.
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Phillipsburg officials met Wednesday with representatives from the New Jersey Department of Transportation to discuss a plan to repair the closed orphan bridge on South Main Street, with work potentially beginning within the next one to two weeks.
For generations, New York City transportation planners have dreamed of a unified, regional transit system that would allow commuters to ride from New Jersey to Long Island without transferring. Gone would be the days of buying separate tickets from separate agencies run by separate states.
Major roads and public schools in Belleville were closed Monday morning as firefighters worked to control a blaze that destroyed a warehouse and spread to other structures.
The one-way fare on the PATH (Port Authority Trans Hudson) trains from New Jersey to New York climbed by a quarter on Monday. Still, it's cheaper to take the PATH across the river than it is to take a bus or ferry.
NJ plans a new “decision lane” on Route 9 in Sayreville to reduce Parkway backups, cut crashes and ease rush-hour delays.
The Borough of Princeton and Hoboken are the only New Jersey municipalities to receive a silver-level ranking this year, with the Mile Square City improving on their bronze-level distinction in 2016.
With NJ Transit and the Turnpike Authority now under a single leader, Kris Kolluri is testing whether integrated governance can deliver a faster, cleaner, more reliable transportation network.
Fares are going up on May 4, but some long-awaited service improvements, including the return of direct Hoboken-World Trade Center service after 25 years, are starting May 17.
The state produced nearly 180,000 housing units between 2020 and 2024, marking its strongest five-year stretch since the 1980s, according to a new Rutgers University report that tracks long-term construction trends. The rebound has largely taken the form of higher-density housing built near train stations, downtown cores, and existing infrastructure.
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