Learn More About Transportation in New Jersey NJ DOT Data www.nj.gov/transportation/reference_data.html Accident Records Computer Aided Design and Drafting (CADD) Support E-ZPass Report Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Roadway Data Information Straight Line Diagrams Traffic Orders Transportation Data Development NJ DOT Commuter Information www.nj.gov/transportation/commuter.html Aviation Congestion Buster Task Force E-ZPass Sign Up Train and Bus Schedules Traffic Cameras & Traffic Reports NJCommuter Web Site www.nj.gov/njcommuter/ Biking and Walking Ridesharing Park and Ride Locator Road Construction Updates Smart Moves for Business Transportation Management Associations NJ DOT Community Programs www.nj.gov/transportation/community.html Adopt-A-Highway Context Sensitive Design Local Aid and Economic Development Public Meetings Workforce and Community Transportation Federal Transportation Links Federal Highway Administration: www.fhwa.dot.gov/index.html Federal Highway Administration, NJ Division: www.fhwa.dot.gov/njdiv/index.htm Bureau of Transportation Statistics: www.bts.gov/ National Highway Traffic Safety Administration: www.nhtsa.dot.gov./nhtsa U.S. Department of Transportation: www.dot.gov/ Mass Transit Links Amtrak: www.amtrak.com/ Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA): www.mta.nyc.ny.us/ NJ Transit: www.njtransit.state.nj.us/ Port Authority Trans-Hudson (PATH): www.panynj.gov/path/pathfram.HTM Port Authority Transit Corporation (PATCO): www.drpa.org/patco/index.html Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA): www.septa.com/ Metropolitan Planning Organizations Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission: www.dvrpc.org/ North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority: www.njtpa.org/ New York Metropolitan Transportation Council: www.nymtc.org/ South Jersey Transportation Planning Organization: www.sjtpo.org/ Toll Roads, Bridges and Tunnels Atlantic City Expressway: www.acexpressway.com/ Delaware River and Bay Authority: www.drba.net/ Delaware River Port Authority: www.drpa.org/ NJ Highway Authority: www.gspkwy.state.nj.us/ NJ Turnpike: www.state.nj.us/turnpike New York State Thruway: www.thruway.state.ny.us/ Palisades Interstate Park Commission: www.njpalisades.org/ Port Authority of New York and New Jersey: www.panynj.gov/ Port of Philadelphia Camden: www.ppc.org/ Transportation Management Associations Cross County Connection serving Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester, and Salem Counties: www.transportationchoices.com/ Hunterdon Area Rural Transit (HART) serving Hunterdon County: www.hart-tma.com/ Hudson TMA serving Hudson County: hudsontma.org/ Greater Mercer TMA serving Mercer County: www.gmtma.org/ TransOptions (MCRIDES) serving Morris, Sussex, Warren, Suburban Essex, Passaic & Union Counties: www.transoptions.org/ Keep Middlesex Moving serving Middlesex, Monmouth, and Ocean Counties: www.kmm.org/ Ridewise of Raritan Valley serving Somerset County: www.ridewise.org/ Meadowlink Ridesharing serving Bergen, and Urban Passaic Counties: www.meadowlink.org/ Transit Plus of Essex and Union serving Urban Essex and Union Counties: www.njtransit.com/cs_sales_transitplus.shtm Transportation Advocacy & Non-Profit Groups Tri-State Transportation Campaign www.tstc.org/ The Tri-State Transportation Campaign, working in the NY/NJ/CT metropolitan area, was formed as a response to mounting economic and environmental costs of automobile and truck dependence, including the destruction of open space by highway-driven sprawl development. Their weekly newsletter, Mobilizing the Region (http://www.tstc.org/bulletin/), is a wonderful source of regional transportation news. Transportation Alternatives www.transalt.org/ Transportation Alternatives is a non-profit citizens group working for better bicycling, walking, public transit, and fewer cars. They work for safer, calmer neighborhood streets and car-free parks. Northeast Sustainable Energy Association www.nesea.org NESEA is interested in bringing clean electricity, green transportation, and healthy, efficient buildings into everyday use. Natural Resources Defense Council www.nrdc.org/air/transportation/default.asp NRDC's "earthsmartcars" campaign aims to harness the power of consumers and the latest technologies to put cleaner cars on the road. They advocate at both the national and state levels for strict laws and regulations governing vehicle pollution and promote public transportation and the growth of neighborhoods where people can walk and bike to work. Environmental Defense www.environmentaldefense.org/home.cfm Through its program areas (among which transportation is one), Environmental Defense brings together experts in science, law and economics to tackle complex environmental issues that affect our oceans, our air, our natural resources, the livability of our man-made environment, and the species with whom we share our world. ED's "Tailpipe Tally" website (www.environmentaldefense.org/system/templates/page/focus.cfm?focus=3) lets you calculate how much your vehicle pollutes. American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy www.aceee.org/ ACEEE is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing energy efficiency as a means of promoting both economic prosperity and environmental protection. Their Green Guide to Cars and Trucks (http://greenercars.com/) is a great ranking of cars and trucks according to environmental friendliness. Transportation Action Network (TransAct) www.transact.org/ TransAct's goal is to provide information and resources for people working to make their communities better places to live. Features include case studies, the Smart Growth Toolkit, and a gallery of "Wheels of Dreams."