NJDOT Commitment to Communities Initiative
The initiative is Commissioner Diane Gutierrez-Scaccetti’s vision for how she wants the NJDOT to be regarded by all of the agency’s stakeholders, both internally and externally, and includes a [...]
Greater Mercer TMA Recognizes Businesses, Colleges, Municipalities, and Community Partners at the Annual Meeting and Luncheon
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 [...]
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Posted Greater Mercer TMA Awards Businesses, Schools and Municipalities for Leadership in Sustainability and Safety and Mayor Shing-Fu Hsueh at the Annual Meeting and Luncheon
Greater Mercer Transportation Management Association (GMTMA), the Regional Transportation Management Association for Mercer and Ocean counties held its Annual Meeting and Luncheon at the Hyatt [...]
Where Can You Find EV Chargers In NJ ?
In a post from November of last year, we talked about the NJ electric vehicles incentives and how the state is working to increase the number of chargers available to reduce “range anxiety.” As a [...]
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Posted Committing to Reduce Emissions
A recent Smart Growth America article highlights the ways in which cities can commit to reducing emissions and steps mayors can take to achieve the Climate Actions Agenda goals. Some of the steps [...]
Be Air Aware During Air Quality Week May 1-5
Talking about a double whammy, pollen counts are giving a lot of us serious sneezing, red eyes, and breathing problems. Now, it is also the beginning of ozone season, a real air pollution problem [...]
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Posted This Earth Day Green Your Commute
This Saturday, April 22, is Earth Day, marking the end of Earth Week, an event celebrated in 192 countries, to increase awareness about the environment, sustainability, animal extinction, [...]
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Posted Transit as a Habit
In a recent blog post on planetizen.com, two researchers, Michael Smart and Nicholas Klein discussed the findings of their study to determine what shapes our travel behavior. The authors of [...]
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Women’s History Month – Transportation
Since this month is Women’s History Month, we would like to take this opportunity to mention some of the female pioneers in transportation and the contribution women make in this industry [...]
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Life in Transit: Take the Bus to Princeton
This week’s post comes from a guest blogger, Tineke Thio, who also serves on Princeton’s Bicycle Advisory Committee, and it also appears on their blog – thanks! Some are [...]