Transportation

PATH riders should add cash to their fare cards.

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Do you commute to work solo? If you do, you're one of the few. With skyrocketing gas prices and a still dismal economy, many workers are carpooling to the office these days.

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The Borough of Dunellen has become the latest municipality accepted into the New Jersey Department of Transportation's statewide Transit Village program.  Acting Governor Kim Guadagno made the announcement today, making the borough the 26th to join the program which will work to revitalize the neighborhood near Dunellen's public transportation facilities.

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The federal government is investing $10 million in New Jersey to support transportation initiatives designed to help build a more reliable, efficient transit system and create jobs.

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The Obama administration will make nearly half a billion dollars in unspent highway funds available to states that promise to use the money to create jobs and improve transportation.

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For the second consecutive year, PATH ridership through the first six months of 2012 is on pace to set a new record.  During the period January 1 through June 30, 2012, PATH ridership is about four percent ahead of last year's record pace.

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New Jersey is getting more than 76 million dollars in grant money from the Feds to upgrade New Jersey Transit's bus fleet.

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There's some good news for Jersey commuters who get to work on a train or a bus.

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President Barack Obama on Friday plans to sign into law legislation that prevents interest rate increases on new loans to millions of college students and maintains jobs on transportation projects across the nation.

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President Barack Obama has signed a short-term bill that avoids interest rate increases on new loans to millions of college students and maintains jobs on transportation projects across the nation.

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