Studies and Guidance

Explore transportation planning studies and research projects conducted by NJTPA and our partners throughout the North Jersey region.

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2027

Passaic County Urban Core Trucking Study

Subregional Studies Corridor/streets Freight Passaic County Ongoing
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2025

South Paterson Parks Activation Plan

Vibrant Places Placemaking Public engagement Passaic County Complete
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2025

Paterson City – Walkable Community Workshop

Complete Streets Technical Assistance Bike/pedestrian Corridor/streets Safety Passaic County Complete
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2024

North 8th Street Placemaking Vision Plan

Vibrant Places Corridor/streets Land use/development Placemaking Passaic County Complete
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2024

Passaic County Strategic Infrastructure Investment Study

Subregional Studies Corridor/streets Land use/development Passaic County Complete
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2023

Passaic Complete Streets Conceptual Renderings

Complete Streets Technical Assistance Bike/pedestrian Safety Passaic County Complete
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2023

City of Passaic Transit Hub Plan

Transit Hub Planning Transit/TOD Passaic County Complete
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2022

Bike Passaic County

Subregional Studies Bike/pedestrian Passaic County Complete
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2021

Engaging Through the Arts Along the Morris Canal Greenway

Vibrant Places Bike/pedestrian Corridor/streets Placemaking Public engagement Resilience/environment Passaic County Complete
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2020

Paterson – Newark Transit Market Study

Subregional Studies Circulation/transp. Plans Transit/TOD Essex County Newark Passaic County Complete
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2019

Passaic River Basin Climate Resilience Planning Study

Resilience/environment Bergen County Essex County Hudson County Morris County Passaic County Somerset County Sussex County Union County Complete
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2018

Market Street Area Technical Assistance and Promotion

Vibrant Places Land use/development Public engagement Passaic County Complete
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