New Jersey Bike & Walk Summit Recap
On Saturday, February 27, the New Jersey Bike & Walk [...]
Bicycling and Walking Well Represented at NJ American Planning Association Conference
On January 28th and 29th the New Jersey chapter of [...]
Now it’s Jersey Citi: Bicycle Share Comes at Last to Jersey City
By: Ganlin Huang, MCRP candidate Citi Bike NYC user [...]
The Central Bergen Bicycle & Pedestrian Plans
By: Ganlin Huang Funded by the North Jersey Transportation Planning [...]
Separated Bicycle Lanes Now Federal Policy
After much research, the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) has introduced [...]
Public Lecture with Guillermo Penalosa and John Pucher
The Alan M. Voorhees Transportation Center (VTC) is proud to [...]
NJ BPRC Presents at the New Jersey Future Redevelopment Forum
Downtown New Brunswick is home to hospitals, restaurants, markets, and [...]
NJ DOT Unveils new Website for Complete Streets
Today, the New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) unveiled their new Complete Streets Website! Here policy makers, advocates, and residents can all come to understand more about Complete Streets and see the progress NJDOT is making in implementing the policy though its own roadway projects. The site also provides a great deal of transparency in the Complete Streets process by listing the exemptions procedures and identifying those projects that have received an exemption. Head on over to the new site today! https://www.state.nj.us/transportation/eng/completestreets/
CALLING ALL BICYCLE ADVOCATES to attend the June 11th NJ TRANSIT BOARD MEETING!
At the May Board Meeting, recommendations regarding the NJ TRANSIT [...]
Metro Park Station’s Hybrid Pedestrian Beacon is up and Running!
In the above video, NJDOT Commissioner Simpson, NJ Transit [...]