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Municipal Aid Grants to Support Active Transportation now available!
NJDOT Commitment to Communities Initiative provides grant assistance as application period for FY19 Municipal Aid program now open Bikeway, Safe Routes to School and Transit Village grant applications also being accepted News Release from NJDOT on July 26, 2018 (Trenton) - New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) Commissioner Diane Gutierrez-Scaccetti today [...]
How well did NJ score on the Safe Routes to School statewide report card?
The Safe Routes to School National Partnership released its nationwide report card, which rates each state in their support of walking, biking, and active lifestyles for children and adults. Each state is given a rating from 0 – 200 based on the following four categories; Complete Streets and Active Transportation [...]
Applications for Safe Routes to School and Transportation Alternatives Set-Aside Program grants are due AUGUST 23, 2018!
NJDOT and NJ’s Metropolitan Planning Organizations – North Jersey Transportation Planning Organization (NJTPO), South Jersey Transportation Planning Organization (SJTPO) and Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission (DVRPC) are offering federally funded programs to municipalities, counties and communities throughout NJ to enhance and improve pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure. Safe Routes to School [...]
NJDOT announces the Transportation Infrastructure Bank
The New Jersey Transportation Infrastructure Bank has recently been established by the NJ Department of Transportation (NJDOT). The Bank provides low-interest loans for county and municipal transportation projects with a mission of reducing the cost of financing for critical transportation projects. The Bank was initially funded by the gas tax [...]
Apply for the Complete Streets Technical Assistance Program!! Deadline is July 27, 2018!
As of January 2018, eight counties and over 140 municipalities within New Jersey have adopted Complete Street policies. The State has been especially receptive to the efforts of improving safety on streets for all users. However, as more municipalities adopt these policies, many questions surface regarding how to implement Complete [...]
NJDOT One-on-One Meetings in June to assist with Federal Grants! Set one up today!
New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) Local Aid and Economic Development is pleased to offer 45-minute sessions with representatives of local agencies to help with the federal grant application process. These one-on-one meetings will take place with NJDOT district staff and Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) representatives, with the ultimate [...]