nj transportation

Despite all those traffic jams you're always in, a new study finds New Jersey residents - over the past seven years - are driving less than they used to.

Police in southern New Jersey are working together to try to make Route 130 safer for pedestrians.

New Jersey has extended its motor vehicle inspection contract with Parsons Corp. for another three years.

Amtrak is getting $30 million from the federal government to defray the cost of repairing damage caused by Superstorm Sandy.

A majority of motorists across the country want the federal government to invest more money to improve roadways.  A recent AAA poll finds 62 percent would approve of the increased funding, while 81 percent believe the federal government should do more to improve the condition of roads and bridges.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo directed members to approve what is being called a historic bridge construction program at today’s Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Board of Commissioners meeting.

In New Jersey the full Assembly has unanimously approved legislation that would allow passengers to board public transportation with their pets during a state of emergency or evacuation.

New Jerseyans who are looking to make their trip down the Garden State Parkway or into a neighboring state a little easier, the sale of E-ZPass-on-the-Go kits has been expanded to three northern Motor Vehicle Commission agencies.

State transportation crews have launched their annual push to fill the potholes that show up across the state each spring.

If you drive anywhere in the Garden State, you'll notice many highways look like the surface of the moon, littered with potholes.