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Bergenfield Crossings Blocked by Disabled Train Before Friday Rush

A freight train stopped across the New Bridge Road railroad crossing in Bergenfield.

Bergenfield, NJ · 11h
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NJ.com

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Here’s when commuters find out how much tolls will be going up at N.Y.-N.J. crossings

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey introduced a 2027 budget on Thursday, which officials said contained no additional toll, fare or fee hikes beyond the agency’s standard automatic increases pegged to inflation. The bistate agency unveiled its $10.3 billion combined operating and capital budget for the...

New Jersey · 1d
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mindfullyamerican.com

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8 New York Rules That Change the Moment You Leave New York City Limits

Turning right on red is banned in New York City. Leave the five boroughs, and the rest of the state allows it. New Yorkers who drive out of the city find more than one rule changes at the line. Here are the New York rules that change the moment you...

New York, NY · 5d
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News 12

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Yonkers residents upset after 'No Parking Anytime' signs appear without warning

Neighbors also questioned why the restrictions were installed on only one side of the street.

Yonkers, NY · 3d

rtands.com

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Watch: Portal North Bridge Cutover Nearing Completion

Written by Marybeth Luczak, Executive Editor, Railway Age. Amtrak, New Jersey Transit (NJT), and contractor crews are working around the clock at the Portal North Bridge project site in Kearny, N.J., to complete the second and final cutover and resume full service on Nov. 16. Amtrak on Nov. 12 released...

Kearny, NJ · 1d

CNY News

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Avoid a Ticket: Parking Bans Begin Across the Hudson Valley

Simply parking your car could get you a ticket in towns across the Hudson Valley starting this month.

Dutchess County, NY · 4d

News 12

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Jersey City to begin camera-assisted parking enforcement pilot next week in downtown, Journal Square

Despite the automated camera capture, city officials emphasized that the technology does not issue tickets independently.

Jersey City, NJ · 6h

92.7/96.9 WRRV

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Nearly $14 Million Announced for More Hudson Valley Road Repairs

Hudson Valley roads are getting millions of dollars for a much-needed makeover.

Orange County, NY · 3d

Wealthy Driver

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The 20 Worst American Cities To Own A Pickup Truck

Your Truck Is More Trouble Than It's Worth Pickup trucks are on practically every street…but should they be? Though the average American gets a lot of use out of them, trying to navigate congested streets or literal uphill battles in one isn’t always easy. From strict parking regulations to historic neighborhoods that weren't designed for oversized vehicles, these 20 cities can make pickup ownership look way less appealing. 1. New York City, New York Finding somewhere to park a full-size pickup in Manhattan? Right, good luck to you! Parking garages in and around the city also have height restrictions, and crowded streets leave little room for maneuvering. New York also has additional parking restrictions for commercially registered vehicles, meaning you need to do some serious homework about how your vehicle’s actually classified. 2. San Francisco, California San Francisco's famously steep hills can make driving a large pickup something of a nightmare, especially in tight intersections or parking along an incline. Parking doesn’t make things any easier. The city's rules also require drivers to curb their wheels on sufficiently steep grades, adding another consideration when leaving your vehicle unattended. 3. Boston, Massachusetts Boston's historic layout might be fun on the outside,

New York, NY · 5d

njbmagazine.com

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NJ TRANSIT Board Authorizes $65M for Hudson-Bergen Light Rail Improvements

NJ TRANSIT’s Board of Directors has authorized $65.6 million for capital improvements on the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail system, the first allocation of a planned $250 million capital investment over the next five years. The funds will support elevator upgrades at the 8th Street, 9th Street and Bergenline Avenue stations, overhauling light rail vehicles and right-of-way improvements, among other items that have been prioritized to improve the customer experience.

New Jersey · 1d

Richner Communications

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Hempstead bus camera tickets face class action lawsuit

A class-action lawsuit challenging the Town of Hempstead's school bus camera ticketing program can move forward, a Nassau County Supreme Court judge ruled.

Hempstead, NY · 2d

hoodline.com

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Woodland Park Board Kills 12-Unit Lackawanna Project Over Density, Traffic Fears

29-33 Lackawanna Ave. — Approximate Site of Proposed Apartment Project. Woodland Park’s Zoning Board of Adjustment voted 6-1, with one member abstaining, to deny a proposal that would have combined four properties at 29-33 Lackawanna Avenue into a three-story building with 12 apartments, a 730-square-foot commercial space, and parking. The board rejected the application over zoning-exception and neighborhood-density concerns, ending a review of a project that had already been reworked once to address earlier objections.

Woodland Park, NJ · 2d

wrnjradio.com

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Route 23 lane closures, jughandle detours scheduled this weekend in Pequannock

PEQUANNOCK TOWNSHIP, N.J. (Morris County) — Motorists traveling on Route 23 in Morris County should expect lane closures and detours beginning Friday night as the New Jersey Department of Transportation continues work on a $13.8 million roadway improvement project. According to NJDOT, the Route 23 northbound jughandle to Newark-Pompton...

Morris County, NJ · 1d

Streetsblog Capitol Hill

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City to Close Bus-Clogged Lane on the Manhattan Bridge

It’s a start, but it’s not “envy-of-the-world” stuff. The city will close one of the Manhattan Bridge’s exit lanes to traffic in the coming months after a spate of high-speed deadly crashes at the span, Department of Transportation officials revealed on Tuesday. But buses routinely clog that particular lane, potentially limiting the closure’s ultimate impact on safety.

Manhattan, NY · 1d

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‘Dangerous’ corner on the Rego Park-Forest Hills border to get traffic light

The corner of Alderton and Fleet streets on the Forest Hills–Rego Park border is finally getting a traffic light, after years of pushing from neighbors. The city Department of Transportation just approved the signal there, to the relief of many parents and area residents. Community leaders have long pushed for more safety measures at what they call a dangerous corner, located near multiple youth facilities including Baby Steps Daycare and the Forest Hills Youth Athletic Association.

Queens, NY · 1d

News 12

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Proposed $10.3B Port Authority budget includes major upgrades for Newark Liberty Airport

The agency says it features funding for a new AirTrain, which will replace the old system with one designed to “meet increasing passenger demand and enhance customer experience for airport visitors and employees.”

Newark, NJ · 12h

News 12

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Heavy rain from nor’easter creates dangerous driving conditions across the Bronx

News 12 traveled along the Hutchinson River Parkway in both directions Thursday, where heavy downpours made it difficult to see the road ahead.

Bronx, NY · 2d

thechiefleader.com

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TWU leader threatens to block transit worker contract over concessions

The international president of the Transport Workers Union may refuse to sign off on TWU Local 100's final deal with the MTA for 40,000 transit workers if the terms are concessionary, the union leader, John Samuelsen, warned in a letter sent to Local 100 leadership Nov. 4 obtained by The Chief.

New York, NY · 3d

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NYC completes long-awaited redesign of McGuinness Boulevard

After decades of advocacy and numerous traffic-related fatalities and injuries, the redesign of Greenpoint’s McGuinness Boulevard is finally complete. Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Friday announced the completion of the project, which added parking-protected bike lanes along the corridor from Meeker Avenue to the Pulaski Bridge, shorter pedestrian crossings, and other street-safety improvements for pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists. Work began in May, marking a major turning point for a project that was scaled back under former Mayor Eric Adams amid allegations of bribery involving a prominent local film production company.

New York, NY · 1d

Gothamist

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The smallish MTA projects that could make a big difference for riders

The transit agency has several plans sitting on the shelf that could boost commutes for thousands of people. [ more › ]

New York, NY · 1d