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Local NJ Bike/Ped News Feed March 5th – March 18th, 2016
NJ Bike/Ped Headlines New Jersey Lawmaker Proposes Fining Distracted Walkers Newsworks - March 17, 2016 $8.2M bond approved for Millburn Complete Streets plan NorthJersey.com – March 17, 2016 As Annual Tour of Somerville Bike Race Approaches, Sponsorships Are Available Tap Into. Net - March 17, 2016 Edison cops raising funds [...]
Morris Canal Greenway Makes Headway
New Jersey’s Morris Canal is getting a new lease on life as a pedestrian and bicycle greenway. The Morris Canal Greenway Working Group, founded in 2012 by the North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority (NJTPA), has successfully pushed to rehabilitate the 102 mile canal right of way into a new greenway – with [...]
New Jersey Bike & Walk Summit Recap
On Saturday, February 27, the New Jersey Bike & Walk Coalition hosted their annual New Jersey Bike & Walk Summit. This popular event brings together planners, engineers, advocates, elected officials, and others interested in learning the latest about bicycling and walking in New Jersey and around the country. The summit [...]
Local NJ Bike/Ped News Feed February 20th – March 4th, 2016
NJ Bike/Ped Headlines Summit Council Introduces $1.9 Million Bond Ordinance for Tier Garage Repairs, Digital Access to Transfer Station; Bike Shelters Proposed for City Tap Into. Net - March 2, 2016 Portion of Park at SJ’s ‘Gateway’ Will Finally Open Courier-Post – March 2, 2016 Revamped Website for March Street [...]
News Spotlight: February 20th – March 4th, 2016
This Week's News Spotlight | The Rising Demand for Walkable Neighborhoods [hr style=double-line margin_top=5 margin_bottom=10] + "A Move Toward Three Bedrooms and Two Baths", Marketplace, Feb. 25th, 2016 With all the talk of the millennial generation – folks in their 20s and early 30s – dominating the rental market in cities [...]
Liberty Bridge: A History of Pedestrian Bridges Comes Full Circle in New Jersey
By: Dan Cahalane Missed the PATH? Walk to work. Or at least that’s what the Liberty Bridge would allow you to do. Last year, a group of Jersey City residents, under the banner of the Liberty Bridge Organization, proposed a 5,000 foot long pedestrian and bicycle bridge across the Hudson River. [...]