Burlington County has completed an in-depth study into how to expand its network of accessible trails to include an additional 50 miles through Mount Laurel, Moorestown, Maple Shade, Evesham, Medford, Tabernacle, Southampton and Shamong.
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Essex County will be receiving $42 million from the North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority for intersection safety improvements.
Goal Zero New Jersey is a statewide high-visibility law enforcement initiative aimed at reaching zero traffic-related injuries and fatalities.
The long planned NJ Transit train station project in North Brunswick has moved a step closer to construction, with design work now 60% complete.
Hundreds of thousands of NJ Transit and Amtrak riders will have to deal with schedule changes, along with slower and more crowded trains, for the next few weeks.
East Windsor Township is holding a pair of public hearings regarding two upcoming projects in the community: the Union Transportation Trail and an Inclusive Playground. The Township has proposed a 3.2-mile extension of the Union Transportation Trail from the current terminus at the Monmouth County/Mercer County border into East Windsor.
After nearly three years of applications and approvals, a community-led effort to paint a mural on the Railroad Avenue train trestle in Washington Borough has received final approval from Norfolk Southern, organizers said.
Officials are nearing the final design stage for the replacement of a major crossing over the Passaic River, but it may be three years before construction begins.
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Essex County will receive $41.9 million in grants to improve safety at 36 intersections through two traffic signal improvement projects located north and south of Interstate 280.
The number of Garden State toll authorities still accepting cash is dwindling with the announcement that the agency that runs the Delaware Memorial Bridge will switch to all-electronic toll collection in four years.