Transportation

People across the country are relying less on their own vehicles to get them to work, and depending more overall on public transportation, according to a first-of-its-kind report from New Jersey Public Interest Research Group.

Expansion programs on the New Jersey Turnpike and the Garden State Parkway are on track, and should be finished by Thanksgiving 2014.

A planned project to increase the number of trains and tracks going to and from New York City is still in the design phase.

The U.S. Energy Department (DOE) is partnering with New Jersey to develop a plan to build a microgrid that would keep NJ Transit moving if we get hit by another weather system like Superstorm Sandy.

It's a story New Jersey 101.5 News broke a week and a half ago - a new report confirms hundreds of Garden State bridges are decaying because they're so old, and they could pose a danger if they're not fixed.

There are 6,500 bridges located in New Jersey, and many of them were built decades ago.  But are they safe?

The state Transportation Department is reversing gears on its ambitious plan to rebuild a road that was ravaged by Superstorm Sandy.

Year after year, according to a brand new report, New Jersey has deferred investment in the major sectors of infrastructure.

New Jersey transportation officials are proposing a $3.8 billion capital program for the 2014 fiscal year.

Last year, snow and ice removal cost the State of New Jersey $20.7 million.