Traffic fatalities are an unacceptable and preventable public health epidemic, and should be eliminated, according to the Greater Mercer Public Health Partnership’s new Vision Zero policy, adopted January 2, 2019. The Greater Mercer Public [...]

Happy New Year! It’s time to leave 2018 behind and plan for another full year, with new hopes and plans. We accomplished a lot last year; we launched a redesigned website, began work on the Greater Mercer Trail Network Plan study to help create [...]

Yes, it is another record-breaking year. The number of Americans traveling for the holidays this year is a record 112.5 million according to the new AAA travel forecast. Driving is very popular again this year; 101.1 million Americans will be [...]

Dec 3 – 7, 2018 is Older Driver Safety Awareness Week.  It serves as a reminder that as we age, our physical changes can affect driving. Decline in vision, certain medical conditions and medications, can affect driving safety.  According to the [...]

Thanksgiving is in a few days and most of us are already making plans. Whether you plan a short trip to the store or a longer trip to visit family, be prepared for busy roads. According to the AAA forecast, a lot of people will be travelling [...]

Today we are kicking off our #GivingTuesday challenge to raise money for the RideProvide Transportation program.  In the following days we will share some of the faces and testimonials of people who inspire us to keep the program growing. We [...]

Greater Mercer TMA held its Annual Meeting and Luncheon at the Hyatt Regency Princeton, on Friday, Oct 26, 2018. During the event, GMTMA recognized 26 businesses with the 2018 New Jersey Smart Workplaces Award. Guest speaker at the event was Kim [...]

Greater Mercer TMA and the Borough of Hightstown collaborated on a new safety campaign called the Neighborhood PACE Car Program. The Borough of Hightstown adopted a resolution on October 1st endorsing the citizen-based campaign that aims to make [...]

The first day of fall was September 22. We are now looking forward to seeing the beautiful fall foliage and the abundance of fruits and vegetables. What we are not really looking forward to – having shorter days and deer breeding season. [...]

Put down those car keys, pick-up that bike, lace up those sneakers, hop on the bus, share the ride with a friend or simply stay home; and  be sure and  join us Friday, September 21 as we celebrate Car Free Day! Car Free Day is an international [...]