Changes in Jersey City traffic flow lead to 0 traffic deaths, Jersey City officials say
Rerouting drivers who normally would cut through Jersey City to access the Holland Tunnel has apparently made the local roads much safer.
Share:
More Stories
2:26
Know Before You Go: Expect delays as record breaking travel is forecast for Thanksgiving
10h ago2:02
Record number of travelers expected at Newark Airport during holiday season
2ds ago1:39
Thanksgiving air travel begins with more than 450 delays at Newark Liberty
2ds ago1:32
AAA: Nearly 2 million New Jersey residents expected to travel by road for Thanksgiving holiday
3ds ago0:45
Gov. Murphy: NJ will continue to fight ‘unfair’ congestion pricing as MTA clears final hurdle for plan
3ds ago1:50
Should NJ end Gov. Murphy’s mandate to sell only electric vehicles by 2035?
4ds ago2:26
Know Before You Go: Expect delays as record breaking travel is forecast for Thanksgiving
10h ago2:02
Record number of travelers expected at Newark Airport during holiday season
2ds ago1:39
Thanksgiving air travel begins with more than 450 delays at Newark Liberty
2ds ago1:32
AAA: Nearly 2 million New Jersey residents expected to travel by road for Thanksgiving holiday
3ds ago0:45
Gov. Murphy: NJ will continue to fight ‘unfair’ congestion pricing as MTA clears final hurdle for plan
3ds ago1:50
Should NJ end Gov. Murphy’s mandate to sell only electric vehicles by 2035?
4ds agoA variety of approaches as part of Jersey City's Vision Zero Infrastructure Commitments, that began in 2019, has led to zero traffic deaths on its streets, according to Jersey City officials.
Rerouting drivers who normally would cut through Jersey City to access the Holland Tunnel has apparently made the local roads much safer.
News 12 New Jersey’s Tony Caputo is in Jersey City this morning talking with officials about the traffic flow changes.
Some of the changes include right and left turn restrictions, as well as added speed bumps and a dedicated bike lane.
More from News 12
0:14
Prosecutor: Pedestrian killed in hit-and-run crash in Teaneck
1:32
AAA: Nearly 2 million New Jersey residents expected to travel by road for Thanksgiving holiday
0:45
Gov. Murphy: NJ will continue to fight ‘unfair’ congestion pricing as MTA clears final hurdle for plan
0:52
TSA says you can fly with your favorite Thanksgiving foods, but there are some restrictions
2:11
Holmdel police officer, student raise awareness about traffic fatalities amid 600 deaths this year
2:03
