Wednesday, December 10, 2025

Transportation

N.J. first state to unveil ‘ambitious’ statewide plan to reduce traffic deaths to zero [NJ.com]

N.J. first state to unveil ‘ambitious’ statewide plan to reduce traffic deaths to zero

Long Slip transformation turns flood risk into rail capacity at Hoboken Terminal

The Long Slip is transforming from a flood pathway into new rail capacity at Hoboken Terminal. The filled canal, elevated above the flood line, will support new tracks, ADA accessible platforms and improved rail operations at Hoboken Terminal.

The project America cannot afford to delay: Why the Hudson Tunnel stands as the most important infrastructure effort in the United States

The Northeast depends on a reliable rail link. The new Hudson Tunnel means resilience for the region’s economy and daily commutes.

Central Jersey municipalities to receive millions from state for road projects [my central jersey]

Municipalities rely upon federal and state funding to maintain their roads.

What is FRA contract review? …and why it’s slowing the Gateway Project

The Gateway Tunnel hit a slowdown, and it's not underground. Federal contract reviews and DBE rule changes are holding up funding. Here’s how paperwork is stalling a $16B project.

A look at the rising momentum behind U.S. bridge infrastructure [Cranes Today]

From the Hudson River to China’s mountain gorges, modern cranes are redefining what’s possible in bridge construction. Here's a look at some of the world's most impressive new bridges.

Gateway tunnel project moves ahead despite federal funding freeze [NJ BIZ]

Work on the Gateway Tunnel continues even as federal funding uncertainty lingers. The $16B project will add nine miles of new passenger rail connecting NJ and NY through a two-tube tunnel beneath the Hudson River.

Unintended consequences: How warehouse pushback could choke roads and pollute the environment

"...forcing last mile warehouses further from the communities they serve will inevitably stretch the 'last mile' into 'many miles.' This means that a greater number of delivery vans and trucks will be required to travel significantly longer distances to reach residential neighborhoods. The compounding effects on traffic and air quality are profound"

Modern Rail Era Begins: NJ Transit Moves to Replace Aging Fleet by 2031[NJBIZ]

“With this purchase of 200 new multilevel rail cars, which brings the total of new rail cars ordered since 2018 under the Murphy administration to 374, NJ Transit is taking a major step toward ensuring consistent, dependable service,” said NJ Transit President and CEO Kris Kolluri.

Roads Can Be Recycled Forever, Why Don’t More Cities Do It?

Did you know that asphalt is recycled? Here's how.

Roads & Roundabouts [Our Infrastructure Matters]

Whether you're crawling through traffic on the turnpike, breezing through a roundabout, or dodging orange cones during a midnight paving project, New Jersey roads are anything but boring.

The Pulaski Skyway’s Forbidden Mystery [It’s History]

"The Pulaski Skyway, an iconic elevated highway in New Jersey, was opened in 1932 as a critical component of the route linking Jersey City and Newark."

Concerns Raised Over Replacing Deteriorating Bridge Over I-287 In Bridgewater [Bridgewater Patch]

"'The school district is very concerned regarding the Prince Rodgers bridge project and would like to be part of it, not only for school buses to and from school, but after-school activities on North Bridge Street,' said Ring."

The Terrible Design of Newark Airport [Wendover]

"Newark Airport sucks. That's not just an opinion, that's an objective characterization backed by data."

The 10 Oldest Bridges in New Jersey

These structures, many of which date back to the 18th and 19th centuries, are more than just infrastructure. They are enduring symbols of craftsmanship, innovation, and history.

Analysis says Turnpike project will boost economy by $2.8 billion, create about 25,000 jobs [ROI-NJ]

"A major portion of the project is the replacement of the Vincent R. Casciano Bridge over Newark Bay with twin cable-stayed bridges."

NEWS RELEASE: New Report Reinforces Urgent Need for Route 17 Enhancement in the Hudson Valley

"The analysis projects substantial traffic growth over the next 30 years, due both to proposed development and long-term population trends."

N.J. has thousands of bridges — around 400 of them are structurally deficient, but officials say they are not unsafe [WHYY]

"...as a corridor state, New Jersey gets a high concentration of truck traffic which puts an extra strain on the infrastructure, and as a coastal state, Jersey is exposed to elevated levels of saltwater in some areas..."