A redesigned Route 29 riverfront in Trenton along the Delaware River would accommodate cyclists, pedestrians and recreational ...

NJDOT said the slowdowns are necessary to implement a traffic shift. Drivers should use caution, slow down, and expect delays, NJDOT said in its news release. By 6 a.m. Saturday, Route 46 ...

The sinkholes caused traffic to be rerouted along local roads ... New Jersey DOT officials do not have accurate maps of where the oldest abandoned mines and vertical shafts are located throughout ...

That's the tricky challenge facing DOT officials as they try to repair three voids that appeared on Route 80 in February and March New Jersey DOT officials do not have accurate maps of where the ...

NJDOT priority repairs to the I-80 bridges over ... at the same time for approximately two weeks, Route 15 northbound traffic will be shifted before the I-80 bridges over Route 15 to repair ...

NJDOT is evaluating long-term solutions, with no reopening timeline for I-80. Find updates on the sinkhole here. A new sinkhole has appeared on New Jersey's Route 80, stifling traffic in both ...

the NJDOT closed and detoured I-80 westbound at Exit 34B/Route 15 north out of an abundance of caution. This joins the already detoured I-80 eastbound traffic. • At the end of the ramp ...

The NJDOT are working above and below the roadway ... to create a "crossover," which would shift one lane of eastbound traffic into the westbound lanes. This would help massive trucks and tractor ...

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Motorists can find updates and other information on the NJDOT traffic information website www.511nj.org, or by following @NewJerseyDOT on X (Twitter), the NJDOT Facebook page, and on Instagram @ ...

Drivers should check NJDOT’s traffic information website www ... mine that caused the I-80 sinkhole in Wharton, according to a map provided by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection.

NJDOT says I-80 eastbound will remain closed until further notice. Drivers should expect delays and are advised to use alternate routes. All traffic is currently being detoured at Exit 34.