NJ Transit's new rail schedules took effect Sunday, bringing service changes to multiple commuter rail lines across New Jersey and the New York metropolitan area.
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The Passaic County Board of County Commissioners today marked one year since the launch of Passaic County MOVE, the County’s on-demand microtransit service connecting residents in Clifton and Passaic with where they need to go
A $420,000 grant from the North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority would be used to undertake a Hudson County School Zone Safety Study.
Thousands of cyclists are expected to take to Jersey City’s streets on Sunday, June 7 for the 15th annual Jersey City Ward Tour.
Repair work on the closed South Main Street bridge in Phillipsburg could begin as soon as next week, according to an update from state Sen. Doug Steinhardt.
Middlesex County has a study underway to find ways to reduce the risk of future flood damage across ten communities, and the county wants people from these towns to offer input.
NJ TRANSIT continues to perform a series of upgrades to systems and equipment on the River LINE as the agency transitions to take over operations and maintenance from the current contractor.
A new countywide safety plan is identifying 20 road corridors where officials say targeted improvements could help reduce serious crashes and make travel safer for drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists.
In many New Jersey households, transportation needs are shared across family members, often with limited vehicle availability. When one car has to cover a commute, a school run, and a midday errand, the schedule gets tight — and someone usually gets left without a ride.
June 16 might be a day for anyone who isn’t going to a sporting event to avoid Penn Station New York. That’s the date that two mega events could happen that would make Penn Station the epicenter for New York Knicks and World Cup soccer fans.
