Burlington County Bridge Used by Thousands of South Jersey Drivers Shuts Down for Major Year-Long Replacement Project

Drivers in Burlington County are beginning to face major traffic changes as a heavily traveled bridge connecting Cinnaminson and Maple Shade officially closes for a long-term reconstruction project expected to last until late April 2027. The Forklanding Road Bridge over Pennsauken Creek, which carries more than 3,500 vehicles every day, has now been shut down…

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NJ Transit Cuts World Cup Train Prices Again After Public Backlash Across New Jersey

New Jersey officials have announced another major reduction in NJ Transit fares connected to the 2026 FIFA World Cup after growing criticism from residents, commuters, and political leaders over the high cost of transportation to MetLife Stadium. The latest change lowers round-trip rail ticket prices to $98, down from the original $150 fare that sparked…

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Sayreville Roundabout Project Raises Housing Concerns as Longtime Resident Faces Possible Property Loss

Residents in Sayreville, Middlesex County, are raising serious concerns after learning that a major state transportation project involving new traffic circles could require the removal of at least one long-time homeowner from his property. The plan, designed to improve safety at a heavily traveled Route 9 interchange, has now become a source of debate in…

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Aviation Safety Questions Rise After Newark Flight’s Low Pass Over New Jersey Turnpike

Newark, New Jersey — A recent incident involving a United Airlines flight approaching Newark Liberty International Airport has sparked renewed public discussion about aircraft landing paths that pass extremely close to major highways, including the New Jersey Turnpike. The flight, which arrived from Venice and was carrying more than 200 passengers and crew members, was…

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World Cup Transit Pricing Plan Raises Concerns Over Cost Burden and Daily Commuter Disruption in New Jersey

Plans for transporting tens of thousands of fans to MetLife Stadium during the upcoming World Cup have sparked widespread discussion across New Jersey and New York, with attention focused on high travel costs, commuter inconvenience, and how the financial burden of the mega event should be shared. According to the transportation strategy developed by NJ…

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New Jersey–New York Congestion Toll Dispute Moves Toward Possible Settlement Talks

The long-running legal conflict between New Jersey and New York over the $9 congestion pricing charge for drivers entering Lower Manhattan may soon shift from courtroom battles to negotiated talks, following a recent request for mediation. The case, originally filed by the administration of former New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy in July 2023, challenges the…

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Hoboken Tightens Grip on E-Bike Violations Ahead of New State Law Rollout

A noticeable rise in enforcement against e-bike violations is unfolding in Hoboken, New Jersey, even before the state’s updated e-bike regulations officially take effect this summer. Local authorities have stepped up monitoring efforts as the use of electric bikes continues to grow rapidly, especially among delivery riders navigating busy city streets. According to Hoboken Police,…

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NJ Transit Announces Strict Action After Rising Violence Against Transit Workers

New Jersey Transit leadership has issued a strong warning after recent violent incidents involving its employees, making it clear that attacks on transit staff will lead to serious consequences, including arrests and potential bans from the system. NJ Transit President and CEO Kris Kolluri stated that any form of violence against frontline workers will not…

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