Transportation

What does the nearly $4 billion a year of state and federal funds on transportation mean for New Jersey?

State Sen. Declan O'Scanlon thinks speed limits should be changed and says it should be based on science, not statecraft.

Commuters are paying more and still getting less.

It's a road construction project that's sure to be a traffic nightmare for months, or even years.

A larger, more powerful board could help speed NJ Transit system fixes.

The RPA says the money is there for its bold expansion plan and that it's time to reduce delays on the runway and in the board room of decision makers.

The U.S. Department of Transportation awarded Bayonne $650,000 to build a ferry service to Manhattan.

While NJ Transit’s positive train control compliance has improved a bit, lately it’s still in real danger of missing a federal deadline, according to the Federal Railroad Administration.

NJ Transit Executive Director Kevin Corbett talks about what he expect to hear from commuters and discusses his biggest challenge, implementing Positive Train Control.

Elected officials announced a $6 million federal grant that’ll buy a ferryboat for Carteret. The borough’s building a commuter ferry terminal to be constructed along the Arthur Kill Channel across ...

Lawmakers say they expect both governors to support the Port Authority reform bill.

NJ Senior Council led a special program to discuss the two biggest issues facing seniors in the state: housing and transportation.

The town of Montclair owes its existence to the railroad. In order to have its own line, Montclair seceded from Bloomfield. The rest is history.

There was widespread agreement at Tuesday's Senate budget hearing that the state needs a transportation overhaul like the one Gov. Phil Murphy is proposing.

Agency executives told Trenton lawmakers that NJ Transit is seriously behind schedule installing the federally-mandated safety system called positive train control.