New Jersey gas prices could hit $4 a gallon within the next week, analysts are saying, as the Iran conflict drags into its second week.
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The Ocean County Board of Commissioners has authorized several traffic safety improvement projects designed to enhance road safety across the county, including new and upgraded traffic signals in Lakewood, Berkeley Township, and Jackson Township.
Amtrak has scheduled urgent repairs on the tracks in New York Penn Station that will align with the final 10 days of the "Portal Cutover," NorthJersey.com has exclusively learned.
Between 2017 and 2021, 19 people were killed in car accidents in Hunterdon County, and 64 were seriously injured. Those statistics are at the heart of an effort approved by the county board of commissioners on March 3 to reduce the number of road fatalities to zero by 2050. The development of the local safety action plan was initiated in 2023 with the North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority.
Town leaders say the campaign began about four years ago after ongoing complaints about speeding throughout residential areas.
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New Jersey officials are gearing up for major transportation demand during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The Federal Transit Administration will provide $100.3 million in funding to support public transit systems in host cities for this summer’s World Cup soccer tournament, the agency announced Tuesday (March 3).
Governor Mikie Sherrill’s revised plan for the Newark Bay Bridge earned rare, bipartisan praise this week from two of North Jersey’s most prominent mayors — Ras Baraka of Newark and James Solomon of Jersey City — who called the decision a “community-led victory” for residents long opposed to the previous expansion proposal.
In February 2026, Amtrak began the process of transferring rail operations from the existing bridge to the new structure. This procedure, referred to as a ‘cutover,’ involves shifting one of the two tracks currently in use onto the new alignment.