Steve Adubato sits down with Kris Kolluri President and CEO of NJ TRANSIT and Executive Director of the New Jersey Turnpike Authority, to discuss the future of NJ TRANSIT, including infrastructure improvements, system reliability, ongoing repairs, and the road ahead for transportation in New Jersey.
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Residents in and around Westfield, New Jersey could soon have a new way to get around without relying on a personal car or fixed bus routes, as Union County prepares to launch a one-year on-demand transit pilot this summer.
The Gateway Development Commission’s board has approved the appointment of John W. Bartlett, Esq., to serve as general counsel. Bartlett will oversee legal matters related to the commission’s operations and delivery of the Hudson Tunnel Project, including procurement, contracting, litigation, and commercial negotiations.
Coming off good on-time performance and an expected 53 million flyers traveling on United Airlines this summer, CEO Scott Kirby has big plans for Newark Airport.
Skanska Creamer Sanzari NJSA JV will be responsible for building 7,540 feet of new infrastructure from County Road in Secaucus to the tunnel portal at Tonnelle Avenue in North Bergen, N.J.
NJ Transit's new rail schedules took effect Sunday, bringing service changes to multiple commuter rail lines across New Jersey and the New York metropolitan area.
The Passaic County Board of County Commissioners today marked one year since the launch of Passaic County MOVE, the County’s on-demand microtransit service connecting residents in Clifton and Passaic with where they need to go
A $420,000 grant from the North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority would be used to undertake a Hudson County School Zone Safety Study.
Thousands of cyclists are expected to take to Jersey City’s streets on Sunday, June 7 for the 15th annual Jersey City Ward Tour.
Repair work on the closed South Main Street bridge in Phillipsburg could begin as soon as next week, according to an update from state Sen. Doug Steinhardt.