Transportation

A group of seven graduated Wednesday from NJ Transit's training program for engineers.

Stations used by NJ Transit passengers in New Brunswick, Elizabeth, Trenton and Princeton Junction will all see improvement projects start this fall.

So-called one-seat service on the Raritan Valley Line, which starts in High Bridge, had been suspended last September so NJ Transit could install the Positive Train Control safety system.

Bergen County Executive James Tedesco showed up to testify at NJ Transit’s final public hearing on the agency’s expanded bus routes to the American Dream megamall in the Meadowlands.

In an effort to keep trains moving along the Northeast Corridor, the U.S. Coast Guard has agreed to make permanent a ban on rush hour marine traffic under the aging Portal Bridge.

The transit agency says after two years of testing, it will offer transportation companies the research results so they can decide whether to steer their fleet toward shuttles without steering wheels.

At a public hearing held at the Journal Square Transportation Center on Thursday evening, agency officials explained the reasoning behind the bus fare.

Senate President Steve Sweeney will personally chair a new select committee that he’s creating to investigate what he called the “continued failures” of NJ Transit during the tenure of his ...

The Port Authority gave itself a big raise Thursday, approving hikes in tolls, fares and fees at its bridges, tunnels and airports to raise money officials say is needed to pay for big capital ...

Roughly 478,000 people board the agency’s buses every day, nearly double the riders on NJ Transit’s rail lines. But that reflects a 7.3% decline in daily bus passengers since 2009, according to ...

The six-story complex will house all the airport’s now-scattered car-rental outlets in one building, with 3,000 spaces for rentals, another 3,000 for public parking and gas stations.

Senior Correspondent Brenda Flanagan sat down with NJ Transit's Executive Director Kevin Corbett.

The app's management is targeting 150,000 rides a month and is deploying a fleet of 14 vehicles upon launch.

It could mean bad news for commuters if repairs have to be made to existing Hudson tunnels before the new tunnels under the Gateway Project can be completed.

This marks the second year in a row the report has placed New Jersey dead last in its ranking and findings suggest New Jersey has a long road ahead in improving its roads.