(NJ Spotlight News)Agency says it will expand light rail service, upgrade stations
(NJ Spotlight News)Agency says it will expand light rail service, upgrade stations
(Emma Lee/WHYY)Tiger Transit's shift to all-electric is expected to save about 500 metric tons of carbon emissions a year
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NJ Transit had been accused of multiple violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act

The agency is looking to improve transport options in Burlington, Camden and Gloucester counties

Dr. Stephanie Silvera of Montclair State University has a checklist

Rental cars in the NYC metro area can be hard to find with many places having waiting lists and minimum rental requirements. The prices can ...

After a 4-month delay, census workers started knocking on doors to remind residents to fill out the form that comes every 10-years so New Jersey ...

NJ Transit riders will see buses and trains possibly filled to capacity, after Gov. Phil Murphy signed an order revoking the 50% cap on vehicle ...

Transit advocates say they’ve reached out to both NJ Transit and Triple Five, the developers of American Dream, to discuss the megamall’s so-called master agreement ...

Murphy says more New Jerseyans rely on NJ Transit's bus operations than those who ride the rails.

Tight on time and money for the next state budget, Christie's looking to tap into Horizon surpluses. But the health insurance giant says it'll cost ...

Ride-hailing company Uber partnered with developer Kearny Point to offer incentives and monthly credits for employees without cars.

Transportation insiders got an update on the state's most critical projects at the NJ Alliance for Action's annual transportation conference.

Agreement on repairing and replacing our rough roads and bridges. But how fast? And who pays? The politics of immigrant rights. Advocates aim their agendas ...

Finding gas has become a major issue in New Jersey in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy as power outages continue and some modes of public ...

Residents, Gov. Chris Christie and President Barack Obama will be looking at the damage caused by Hurricane Sandy. Power outages and transportation problems remain throughout ...