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ARC Gets a Nod From the Feds

The Federal Transit Administration okayed plans for the Access to the Region’s Core tunnel yesterday, bringing the historic project a step closer to fruition. Approval

NJ Transit Dodges a Budgetary Bullet

NJ State Treasurer David Rousseau announced $812 million in departmental budget cuts last week, citing significant drops in tax revenues across the board due to

Lackawanna Cutoff: Why Now and Why There?

The New Jersey Transportation Planning Authority, the metropolitan planning organization for northern NJ, recently advanced the first part of the Lackawanna Cutoff, a long-discussed project

Transit Village or Swamp Thing: The Sequel

In April the New Jersey Meadowlands Commission voted to allow the construction of a 4,280-space parking garage and a 1,094-space surface lot near NJ Transit’s