Yesterday’s Philadelphia Inquirer included an interesting piece on the NJ Turnpike Authority’s planned widening of the NJ Turnpike, which would add up to three lanes
Eighty-nine pedestrians were killed in NY’s Suffolk County between 2005 and 2007. In Brooklyn, the toll was 147. Middlesex County in NJ saw 50 deaths.
Leadership New Jersey, a non-profit fellowship program aimed at expanding and improving the pool of the state’s civic leaders, held its sixth annual forum on
At last week’s Stakeholder Committee meeting for the Goethals Bridge Replacement project, the US Coast Guard and Port Authority revealed that the new Goethals Bridge
NJDOT is wrapping up its Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Urban Demonstration Project, a pilot program meant to assist urban areas in winning federal funds
In September 2006, NJ Gov. Jon Corzine launched a five-year, $74 million statewide pedestrian safety initiative that included money for several NJDOT pedestrian safety programs,
After two plans to raise tolls on the NJ Turnpike and Garden State Parkway to fund transportation projects met with intense public controversy, it seems
The American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE), a D.C. based non-profit, has updated its “State Energy Efficiency Scorecard,” and once again rated all
A debate over the legality of funding the Access to the Region’s Core (ARC) rail tunnel with toll revenues is raging in NJ. In order
NJDOT released three new bicycle guides earlier this month, adding the “Burlington County Bikeways,” “Cape May Shoreline Ride,” and “Cumberland Salem Revolution” guides to a
