Hoboken and Hudson County officials will unveil the preferred design for a series of safety improvements along Willow Avenue during a virtual public meeting on June 16, advancing a project aimed at reducing crashes and improving conditions for pedestrians, cyclists, transit riders and drivers
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Law enforcement agencies in Somerset and Hunterdon counties are launching a summer traffic safety campaign that will bring more patrols to local roads from Memorial Day through Labor Day.
NJ Transit is preparing for large crowds heading to MetLife Stadium this weekend as Brazil takes on Morocco at 6 p.m. Saturday in East Rutherford in the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Six cars drove through a new all-way stop intersection by Public School 17 in Jersey City during a traffic safety press conference, illustrating the need for stepped up safety work in both the city and neighboring Hoboken.
Newly released renderings show the Trump Administration’s plans for an overhaul of Penn Station. The images, unveiled by U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, Amtrak, and Penn Transformation Partners, show soaring ceilings, a grand Eighth Avenue entrance, and a single-level concourse.
Drivers using the Downbeach Express, formerly known as the Margate Bridge, will see higher tolls beginning June 16. The privately owned two-mile span linking Northfield to Margate, Ventnor and Longport on Absecon Island will cost $3 for drivers paying cash and $2 for Express Pass users.
Jersey City Mayor James Solomon and Hoboken Mayor Emily Jabbour will announce scores of traffic safety improvements Tuesday to help pedestrians and cyclists.
For NJ Transit commuters who use New York’s Penn Station, among the many features of a transformation design unveiled Monday is the end of the disliked sunken waiting area riders call “the pit.”
Yes, private buses and some private car services will be able to get soccer fans to FIFA World Cup matches at MetLife Stadium. That lingering and unanswered question was finally answered by the New York New Jersey Host Committee through a statement posted on social media platforms in recent days.
The name may have (temporarily) changed, but the stadium in East Rutherford will soon host its first World Cup game. New York New Jersey Stadium, normally known as MetLife Stadium, will kick off its participation in the 2026 World Cup on June 13 when Brazil faces off against Morocco.
