Route 139 to Secaucus Road - JFK Boulevard, Hudson County Safety Improvement Projects

MILLBURN, NJ — Completion of initial design work for Millburn’s Safe Routes to School sidewalk has been completed.A new sidewalk will eventually connect South Orange Avenue to Talbot Court.The...

"I often wonder what Nikhil would think if he could see all this," his mother said.

This site hosts all the Hudson County Safety Improvement Projects.

Walking around Jersey City, you may encounter a new type of road user. In February 2025, Uber Eats and Avride expanded their autonomous-vehicle (AV) delivery

Implementing Safe Streets at the Local Level The SAFE Network is about making our streets safe on a local level

NEW JERSEY – The New Jersey Target Zero Commission held its first public hearing of 2026 this week, providing an update on efforts to eliminate traffic fatalities and serious injuries …

The $30 million plan calls for a boardwalk-style trail and a new bridge over the Rancocas Creek.

The newly released concept images illustrate how expanded plazas, an interactive fountain, event space, and improved pedestrian areas could reshape downtown.

The traffic detail also led to one warrant arrest, police said.

Roxbury’s Eyland Avenue widening project is set to start paving this fall, with curbing this year and a new sidewalk planned for 2027.

New Jersey's new e-bike law takes full effect July 19, bringing licensing and registration requirements while leaving some questions unanswered.

Hoboken & Hudson County will present their preferred design for Willow Ave. safety improvements that are part of ongoing Vision Zero efforts.

The Township is launching a survey to better understand the community's awareness of pedestrian, bicycle, and driving safety laws.

Cities look to registration, regulation and infrastructure improvement to cut number of e-bike injuries and deaths

To prepare municipalities for this landmark event, the North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority (NJTPA) has published a new online guidebook, From

Both New Jersey and the nation reported fewer lower traffic deaths in 2025 than in 2024. Early numbers saw a slight increase in traffic deaths in the state this year.

Photo Source: NJDOT Bicycle & Pedestrian Resource Center Across New Jersey, communities are embracing faster, more flexible ways to make streets safer. Demonstration projects are short-term, low-cost ...

Hoboken Mayor Emily Jabbour officially signed an executive order yesterday strengthening the nationally recognized Vision Zero initiative.

Proposed law would require barriers and lighting at bus stops in areas with elevated crash risk. Trenton, NJ – A newly introduced bill in the New Jersey Assembly would require NJ Transit to add safety...

Image Source: Voorhees Transportation Center In recent years, e-bikes have become an increasingly popular form of micromobility, which are small, lightweight transportation devices designed for short ...

“It just blew my mind that a driver could hit a bicyclist and not stop."

The proposed network would feature off-road paths on easements and rights-of-way, connecting communities, schools, downtowns, parks and existing trail systems.

HUNTERDON COUNTY, NJ - Hunterdon County wants all drivers to slow down.So to make sure they do, the county board of commissioners, on Feb. 3 lowered the speed limits in both directions on an...

Two bills in the New Jersey Legislature would allow speed cameras in school zones and video enforcement for drivers passing stopped school buses, ending NJ's camera ban in place since 2014. The measur...

Cycling organizations, older adults and immigrant advocacy groups are calling on legislators to amend the new law.

The woman was struck while attempting to stop traffic in a marked crosswalk, investigators said.

Assemblyman Bhalla infrastructure redesigns as Mayor eliminated traffic deaths in one of nation's most densely populated cities

Pennsylvania officials visited Easton to celebrate a $500,000 grant for The Easton Highline proposed elevated rail-trail.

Please join us in celebrating these fantastic new rail-trails that opened in 2025—and all those that blazed the trail before.

Parking enforcement cameras successfully cleared drivers from bike and bus lanes on a busy commercial strip in Hoboken.

The speed limits on a portion of Nassau Street and all of Princeton-Kingston Road will be reduced to 25 miles per hour (mph).