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If you live in West Windsor, or even nearby, go to the West Windsor Bicycle and Pedestrian Alliance blog and read their good ideas for different types of bike/ped events, and let them know which [...]

Right now, car insurance generally costs the same per year no matter how many miles you put on your car. But what if you could purchase car insurance that gave you some control over your annual [...]

If you could walk, bike, or take transit to most of your destinations in life, would you give up your car? Some cities in New Jersey, such as Hoboken, are using smart planning and policy [...]

As we touched upon in our December post, whether or not the Dinky station stop is relocated is currently a hot topic of debate in the greater Princeton area. Princeton University wants to move [...]

According to the newest American Community Survey data, just over 2% of the U.S. employee workforce (2.8 million people, not including the self-employed or unpaid volunteers) considers home their [...]

The long-awaited “New Jersey Bicycling Manual” has been released online! The publication, developed under the auspices of and with the assistance of members of the Safety Education [...]

Just last week, citing senior citizens terrified of reckless bicycle riders with no accountability, Democratic Assemblywoman Cleopatra Tucker of Newark proposed bill A-3657, legislation that [...]

Gas prices, which have recently hit the $3 per gallon mark in some parts of New Jersey, are not what anyone wants to see, especially during economic hard times. But, according to some, there [...]

Currently in the United States, all road design and engineering must follow the guidelines laid out in a federal document called the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, or MUTCD, which is [...]