High costs and uncertain funding have driven NJ TRANSIT to seek new funding and financing solutions. Value Capture could help by directly capturing the economic benefits generated by transit service and returning a portion of those benefits to the transit agency.
Read MoreThe River LINE’s long-term success depends not only on improving service reliability but also fostering TOD. Communities like Riverside, Burlington, Pennsauken, and Camden demonstrate how walkable, mixed-use station areas can strengthen ridership, housing, and local economic growth.
Read MoreLearn how NJ TRANSIT and private partners are transforming one of New Jersey’s busiest commuter stations into a new model for transit-oriented development. With the recently Hackensack Meridian Health and Wellness Center and planned residential development, this innovative project is reducing transportation barriers to healthcare while redefining the modern transit hub.
Read MoreSherrill proposes $1B for NJT • YIGBY in NJ • SB79 definition problem • MARTA launches BRT • Mexico-US high-speed rail
Read MoreSeattle accelerates housing plan • NJT launches microtransit pilot • Chicago invests $300M in affordable housing • West Allis, WI stages comeback • TOD in Metro Manila
Read MoreBay Area 2050+ Plan • Montclair development PILOT • Street design & affordability • 541 units in New Haven • Paris prioritizes pedestrians
Read MoreNJ TRANSIT real estate open house • Affordable housing plans milestone • New housing drove Austin rents down • Housing policy is bipartisan climate policy • India’s rail spurs growth
Read MoreeTOD in Chicago • NJT open Portal Bridge • CO Senate approves HOME Act • Philly proposes TOD expansion • Transit area safety
Read MoreeTOD in Austin • West Side apartments in Jersey City • Seattle code changes unlock housing • South Florida RTA starts $100M project • Estonia shifts industrial district to mixed-use
Read MoreReport Link: From Challenge to Resilience: The Evolution of NJ TRANSIT Funding and a Roadmap to a Reliable Future
The Alan M. Voorhees Transportation Center (VTC) has released a new report examining the history of public transit funding in New Jersey and its lasting implications for system performance today. Sponsored by NJ TRANSIT, the report documents how past funding decisions have shaped the agency’s current operations and future opportunities.
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