Will the state Motor Vehicle Commission ever go back to the pre-COVID days of allowing drivers to walk into agencies without an appointment?
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A critical link between Cinnaminson and Maple Shade closes today as Burlington County begins a major reconstruction project on the Forklanding Road Bridge over Pennsauken Creek.
The U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is urging drivers to buckle up ahead of the national Click It or Ticket seat belt safety campaign.
New Jersey Operation Lifesaver will receive federal funding as part of a nationwide rail safety awareness initiative aimed at reducing railroad crossing incidents and trespassing injuries, officials announced.
City of Hoboken installs all-way stop signs at 12 intersections to improve safety for all road users
The City of Hoboken today announced the addition of all-way stops at 12 intersections across the city, with a focus on improving safety near schools, parks, transit stops, senior facilities, and other locations serving vulnerable populations
Driverless cars could soon be zipping around New Jersey roadways under a proposed three-year pilot program intended to give testers time to ensure the vehicles’ safety.
The proposed barge service will carry between 100 and 150 shipping containers. Currently, food coming in from the Caribbean and Latin America lands at Port Newark or the Brooklyn Marine Terminal, and gets shipped up to Hunts Point via truck.
Eileen and Rod Rafferty had been living in Manasquan, N.J., for a few years, taking full advantage of their new locale, traveling to restaurants and events in towns along New Jersey’s northern coastline.
Mayor James Solomon’s administration notified the City Council last month that it intends to cut the Via Jersey City service to potentially save $8 million annually.