Construction is on track to start next year on three Garden State Parkway interchanges including one used by Jersey Shore beachgoers to Route 37to the Seasides and barrier islands.
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A heavily traveled bridge connecting Wayne and Lincoln Park will undergo major work after Passaic County received more than $2 million in state funding for the project.
Amtrak will begin work in the coming months on the rehabilitation of the Dock Bridge in New Jersey, one of the most important railway bridges in the United States, following the award of the main contracts for construction and project management.
Preparatory work for a milling and resurfacing project on Sussex Turnpike (County Route 617) in Randolph Township is scheduled to begin Monday, Aug. 10, Morris County officials announced.
Drivers traveling through East Brunswick could see a significant improvement on Route 18 by the middle of August, according to a written project update provided by the New Jersey Department of Transportation
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey said July 31 that the PATH commuter rail system saw its busiest first half of the year since the pandemic, welcoming 31.4 million passengers.
In a legal filing to national regulators, NJ Transit said the pending merger of Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern railroads could lead to “traffic increases” on Conrail’s Lehigh Line. The stretch, from Manville in Somerset County to Newark, is used by NJ Transit and freight operators including Norfolk Southern.
An exit on the Pulaski Skyway has been closed for 5 years. Here’s when it reopens. An exit on the busy Pulaski Skyway that’s been closed since 2021 as part of a larger $1.7 billion rehabilitation project is scheduled to reopen by the next big summer holiday.
Rehabilitation of the Beach Street Bridge over the Rockaway River is scheduled to begin on or about Thursday, Aug. 13, requiring the closure of Beach Street to through traffic for approximately three months.
The N.J. Department of Transportation is currently undertaking a major project around the Island region – this time on water – as it unveils the depth of an $8.4 million maintenance dredge project for the Beach Haven West Complex in Eagleswood, Harvey Cedars, and Long Beach and Stafford townships.
