Transportation

Gov. Murphy said under the agreement, "NJ Transit and Amtrak are now squared up and can move forward together in a stronger partnership."

By Monday morning the two-lane road will become a four-lane road thanks to a $1.7 billion rehab project.

The new Democratic majority in Washington hopes it can wield some leverage with the Trump administration, which is currently more focused on building walls than tunnels.

The governor urges the Port Authority to fund a $2.1 billion to upgrade Newark's AirTrain.

Gov. Murphy announced the incoming class of NJ Transit engineers, conductors and bus operators at its training facility. The good news is that help is on the way. The bad news is that it's still ...

Elected officials are frustrated with NJ Transit's lack of communication regarding the continuation of Atlantic City Rail Line service. The line has been shutdown since September for ...

One pedestrian safety advocate says 2018 fatality numbers have gone back to match the statistics of 2014 and 2015 and that the downward trend isn't strong enough.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year, unless you’re sitting on the highway surrounded by a sea of brake lights.

Murphy acknowledged commuters’ aggravation, particularly their concern that he might fix NJ Transit’s ongoing budget woes, in part, by raising fares.

The agency went from 12 percent to 100 percent of its goals in the first year of the Murphy administration.

NJ Transit says it will not make the federally mandated Dec. 31 deadline for installing positive train control, but transit leaders say the state qualifies for a two-year extension to get PTC fully up ...

At the Trenton Transit Center, Gov. Phil Murphy held a press conference on the Katie Brennan rape case.

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."