Eighty-nine percent of travelers in the state are expected to drive, but AAA says people on the road today, Friday or Saturday are in the best position to avoid traffic in most cases.
People are frustrated, tired, and surprised at how big a mess the storm Thursday night caused.
Ahead of a meeting in Hoboken with commuters, NJ Transit Executive Director Kevin Corbett said despite some recent progress, rail riders should expect "a very tough fall."
The audit points out what every rail-rider already knows: NJ Transit’s cash-starved and poorly-run, infuriatingly inept at communicating with commuters and lacking strategic vision.
The Gateway Program Development Corporation announced the auditing firm Ernst & Young as the financial adviser for the Gateway Project. However, federal funding, which can make or break the ...
The Energy Master Plan Committee held a public hearing to advance the participation process that will shape the goal of total conversion of New Jersey’s energy production profile to 100 percent ...
NJ Transit technicians are hard at work installing components of positive train control to meet the federally mandated year-end deadline.
Under a New Jersey Turnpike Bridge in Secaucus, officials gathered to talk up the Gateway Tunnel project. Democrats emphasized the urgent need for the project to commence, and urged the Trump ...
By all accounts, the first rush hour of the 495 lane closures went smoother than expected. But officials say that's not an indication of how the rest of the two and a half years of roadwork will go.
NJ Transit says a full shutdown of the line is the only way to meet a federally-mandated install positive train control deadline. But riders say it'll be a major inconvenience -- and cutting off rail ...
Monday’s rush hour will be commuters’ first experience with what’s predicted to be a descent into traffic hell.
Lawmakers today chastised transportation officials for moving too slowly to fix looming crises like critical staff shortages and for failing to properly alert commuters about cancellations and ...
Thousands of drivers headed for the Lincoln Tunnel on Route 495 will get squeezed into a bottleneck starting Friday night.
Minority Leader Sen. Tom Kean Jr. wants to lift the residency requirement for NJ Transit engineers to alleviate the staff shortage that has plagued the agency.
Phil Murphy joined Kevin Corbett and Diane Gutierrez-Scaccetti to address issues of the beleaguered NJ Transit that has drawn the ire of countless riders.
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