Update your NJ Transit app now. A new mobile overhaul for the state transportation agency will make riders' lives easier and less frustrating, according to Gov. Mikie Sherrill. The new app is location-based, which allows users to find a bus or train station near them in real time.
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AAA projects 45 million Americans will travel at least 50 miles from home during the Memorial Day holiday period between Thursday, May 21, and Monday, May 25, setting a new record for the holiday weekend.
The National Transportation Safety Board has completed its fact-finding investigation into two fires outside PATH’s Grove Street station in Jersey City that left five PATH employees injured.
On Friday, New Jersey Transit and FIFA officials met with business owners from around the Meadowlands to address questions and concerns regarding transportation and accessibility during the World Cup.
A statement provided by NJ Transit confirmed that the ticket prices for World Cup events will be reduced by "at least 30 percent."
Drivers across the Garden State are facing a stark reality this week as gas prices have climbed to their highest levels in nearly four years. With global tensions and seasonal shifts colliding, experts warn that the upward trend may not be over yet.
Gov. Mikie Sherrill today announced the recipients of $5 million in grants awarded through the NJ World Cup Community Initiative to support 34 New Jersey-based organizations hosting public fan experiences and community events ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026™.
Residents across Morris County are being encouraged to stay informed about evolving laws surrounding e-bikes, as state officials roll out new resources to help riders remain compliant.
Last Saturday, a forum addressing the heart of public transit and the latest proposals for transit-friendly solutions in Hudson County was held at Saint Peter’s University, bringing to mind the idea of safer streets and better-quality public transportation.
Summer swell isn’t just the stretch of bigger, steadier waves; it also hits as pedestrians and bicyclists crowd local roadways already choked with vehicular traffic in Ship Bottom, where a proposed borough-wide bike path is under consideration.
