Drivers will be able to make appointments at three more state Motor Vehicle Commission agencies to obtain the difficult to get Real ID Driver’s license and ID card, officials said.
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Hudson County government is set to begin long-term Vision Zero construction on John F. Kennedy Boulevard next Monday, kicking off an 18-month overhaul that will bring new curbs, sidewalks, ADA-compliant ramps, traffic signals, and street trees to one of the county's busiest and most dangerous corridors.
A newly constructed traffic roundabout at West Hobart Gap Road and Walnut Street in Livingston is now open, replacing a long congested three leg intersection with a single lane circular design aimed at improving safety and reducing delays.
The two mighty suspension bridges linking New Jersey and Delaware now are protected by an $89 million Ship Collision System designed to prevent vessels from hitting the bridges support towers.
Part of a highway in Warren County will be closed for about two weeks as a resurfacing and intersection improvement project nears its end. A single lane on Route 22 westbound is scheduled to be closed beginning Friday in Lopatcong.
Hudson County is the most densely populated county in New Jersey, and with limited parking and several ways to get around, choosing the best commute isn't always an easy decision.
The bus rapid transit system that teamed up with NJ Transit trains to move tens of thousands of World Cup fans to and MetLife Stadium helped the agency turn in a performance that won it praise.
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy unveiled a new surface movement radar at Newark Liberty International Airport on Tuesday.
The Warren County Board of County Commissioners passed a resolution Wednesday supporting the restoration of passenger rail service through the county and asking New Jersey to provide resources to coordinate with Amtrak and other entities to further analyze the proposed line.
More state aid would be available for county programs that provide seniors and residents with disabilities with on-demand microtransit programs under legislation signed by Gov. Mikie Sherrill.