(AP Photo/Ted Shaffrey, File)As that case heads for federal judges' review, a separate lawsuit finds New York and New Jersey negotiating
(AP Photo/Ted Shaffrey, File)As that case heads for federal judges' review, a separate lawsuit finds New York and New Jersey negotiating
(AP Photo/Alastair Grant)Transport expert David Metz explains how London’s program has performed in more than two decades of operation
(NJ Spotlight News)Bill held over from lame-duck legislative session likely to kick off arguments and heated debate in coming session
(AP Photo/Ted S. Warren)White Township is the latest scene in fights over massive building plans
Pennsylvania office of the governorMajor disruptions are expected to last for the foreseeable future

NJ Spotlight NewsTracy Noble, of AAA Mid-Atlantic, explains what is likely in store for summer travelers

A pending application to develop farmland provides a lesson in how not to move forward
NJ Spotlight NewsIn 2021, driver wasted about 132 extra hours sitting in traffic

Bergen County would have to acquire some properties to make room for a wider highway

NJ Turnpike Authority's $4.7B plan includes replacement of Newark Bay Bridge

The pandemic may have forced people to stay at home, but according to new data released by the New Jersey State Police, no traffic does ...

Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.

AAA is predicting a near-record holiday travel season this year, with 55 million Americans — including 1.4 million people from New Jersey — expected to ...

The 2008-to-2017 period saw about 7,800 fatalities in total and countless more non-fatal crashes, with 939 fatalities in 2017 alone.

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 ...

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

Monday’s rush hour will be commuters’ first experience with what’s predicted to be a descent into traffic hell.

State Sen. Declan O'Scanlon thinks speed limits should be changed and says it should be based on science, not statecraft.

It's a road construction project that's sure to be a traffic nightmare for months, or even years.