With Governor Christie set to announce the 2014 budget sometime in late February, recently released data from NJ Transit makes a compelling case for increasing
Earlier this week, the Traffic Safety Coalition released a two-minute PSA about running red lights in New Jersey. In the past year, New Jersey’s five-year
New Jersey’s transportation infrastructure got hit so hard by Superstorm Sandy that three weeks after the storm, the state is still reeling from the impacts.
As New Jersey municipalities (and developers) continue to show enthusiasm for development near transit hubs, the state and its local communities have just gotten a valuable
According to a Tri-State analysis of NJDOT’s $3.2 billion Transportation Capital Program for FY2013, which lays out much of the state’s transportation spending for the
Yesterday, at a press conference on the platform of the Dunellen, New Jersey rail station, New Jersey Lieutenant Governor Kim Guadagno officially announced that the Borough of Dunellen has become the
After calls for a complete streets website from Tri-State and other advocates, the New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) has delivered on its promise to have
While the New Jersey Department of Transportation’s adoption of a complete streets policy in 2009 has led to some pedestrian- and cyclist-friendly improvements on state-controlled
Last summer, Mobilizing the Region documented the conditions that make the Black Horse Pike one of New Jersey’s most dangerous roads for walking. After Tri-State and AARP
Calling Summit, NJ “almost a poster for what a Transit Village is,” the Summit planning board recently approved a motion to recommend the City Council
