Transportation

New York approved the first congestion pricing plan in America for traffic below 60th Street in Manhattan -- tolls to limit traffic, promote cleaner air and raise money for MTA. NJ lawmakers call it a ...

Gov. Phil Murphy has announced rail service will resume on both the Atlantic City Rail Line to Philadelphia and the Princeton Dinky line on May 12.

The campaign aims to make distracted driving as socially unacceptable as drunk driving.

Expect another challenging summer aboard NJ Transit for many of the same reasons last year went south.

Missteps abounded and NJ Transit fumbled. Because WrestleMania ran longer, some NJ Transit crews couldn’t work past their 12-hour safety cutoff. Because of crew shortages, restaffing posed a ...

It was like Super Bowl 48 all over again.

Wrestlemania fans at MetLife Stadium got a taste of transit mayhem after the mayhem in the ring was all done, waiting for hours in the rain for too few NJ ...

With gas consumption down, New Jersey is exploring another way to pay for critical transportation infrastructure: a user fee, based not on the gas you buy, but rather on the number of miles you ...

Gov. Murphy says he won’t stand for New Jersey drivers getting double-tolled by New York's proposed congestion pricing.

Transit agency looks for outside help to prepare contingency plans.

While Gateway primarily promotes building a new Hudson train tunnel, it might use the method of racking cables to buy some time and prolong the old tunnel’s life span.

Despite the improvements being made, questions about funding and staffing still plague the agency.

Closing the bridge on a bad day can take hours, requiring workers with sledgehammers to pound the locks shut so train tracks line up safely.

In the Obama era, the federal government agreed to split the cost with the states, but Trump has reversed that. His Department of Transportation calls the Gateway project a local responsibility. ...

New York and New Jersey's Democratic senators say they’re working on legislation as a workaround to federal gridlock.

At an Assembly Transportation and Independent Authorities Committee hearing, those with limited mobility provided powerful testimony, pleading with lawmakers to do a better job at making public ...