The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ) said on April 22 that preliminary data indicates the agency met its interim target of a 35% reduction in direct greenhouse gas emissions by 2025.
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The complicated project is being financed through NJDOT’s Local Bridge Fund, which provides funding for qualifying county bridge projects. The project also includes federal funding administered by the North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority.
NJ Transit had 11 properties on display at its first-ever real estate industry day as part of the cash-strapped agency's broader strategy to leverage its 8,000 acres of real estate across the state and add as much as $1.9 billion in revenue over the next 30 years.
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The end of rectangular plastic E-ZPass tags hanging on windshields may be near, as the New Jersey Turnpike Authority began testing sticker tags on authority vehicles.
The US Department of Transportation is allocating $4.7 billion to renovate New York City’s Penn Station and Washington’s Union Station, providing funds to enhance two iconic East Coast transportation hubs.
NJ Transit's letting up to two kids under 18 ride free with a fare-paying adult on Thursday, April 23, 2026, for Take Your Kids to Work Day. The one-day promotion covers all bus, train, and light rail service across the state system. Children don't need tickets for the special offer, NJ Transit President & CEO Kris Kolluri said.
The New Jersey Transit Police Department conducted its annual emergency response drill Saturday at MetLife Stadium. This year, the training exercise came in preparation for the FIFA World Cup, when massive crowds are expected to pack NJ Transit trains and buses.
A New York City Council member is pushing a proposal to expand ferry service between New York and New Jersey ahead of the upcoming FIFA World Cup, arguing it could ease congestion and offer fans a more affordable way to reach matches at MetLife Stadium.
Governor Mikie Sherrill, Congressman Rob Menendez, Congresswoman Nellie Pou and NJ Transit President and CEO Kris Kolluri showcased advancements made in modernizing the state-owned public transportation system’s fleet of vehicles, highlighted by the arrival of the first of 374 next generation multilevel rail cars
A daily commute from Ocean County to Manhattan now costs more than $17,000 a year, underscoring growing affordability concerns for New Jersey workers as tolls, congestion pricing, and fuel expenses continue to climb.