Public Comment Period Now Open
The public is invited to provide feedback on the NJTPA's transportation planning process as part of its Federal Certification Review. Comments accepted October 12 – November 12, 2026.
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Unified Planning Work Program
The Board of Trustees approved the Fiscal Year 2027 work program at its March meeting.
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Language Access Plan
Our agency is committed to ensuring meaningful access for individuals with limited English proficiency.
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Annual Report
A look at what the NJTPA and its partners accomplished during Fiscal Year 2025.
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Upcoming Events
Nov
10
Virtual Meeting: Middlesex Transportation and Mobility Plan
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Nov
12
Open House: Hudson County Comprehensive Plan
4:30 PM – 6:30 PM
Nov
13
Webinar: Implementing Safety Initiatives at the Local Level
1:00 PM
Nov
17
NJ League of Municipalities Conference
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
NJTPA Blog
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EV Adoption and Charging: A Look at the Latest Regional Trends
Electric vehicle (EV) adoption has grown significantly across New Jersey over the past five years, though the latest registration data shows momentum slowing. NJTPA Principal Planner Zenon Tech-Czarny shared the...
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The Struggle for Curb Space: How Cities Manage Urban Delivery
In urban areas, curb space is one of the most sought-after spaces, with cities trying to balance the need for parking with deliveries, public transportation and other uses. “It’s one...
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Berkeley Heights Transit Hub Plan Envisions Safer, More Connected Downtown
A new strategic plan for the Berkeley Heights train station area lays out a vision for a safer, more walkable and better-connected downtown, with improvements ranging from enhanced pedestrian crossings...
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The NJTPA actively seeks participation from the public in its regional planning and capital programming activities. All Board and Committee meetings are open to the public. The NJTPA posts notices about upcoming public meetings, and current and upcoming formal public comment periods.
The NJTPA updated its Long Range Transportation Plan
The long-range plan, Connecting Communities, presents a vision for the future of transportation in the region over the next 25 years.
Where NJTPA is Working For You
To find out about current projects as well as future plans for your county or city click on a location from the list below for more details. Key data about the region and NJTPA's member counties/cities is available on the Subregional Profiles App.
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Passaic County held a news conference October 30 to announce the expansion of its MOVE on-demand transportation service to the City of Paterson. NJTPA Executive Director David W. Behrend participated in the event. In July the NJTPA Board of Trustees approved a $2.295 million grant through the Local Mobilities Initiatives Program that will support further expansion of this service in the future.
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