Brett Cebulash was aboard the Seastreak Wall Street ferry when it crashed into a New York City pier.

Seven weeks after Hurricane Sandy hit, commuters can once again take the PATH train from Hoboken to 33rd Street in Manhattan. Commuters and business owners ...

NJ Transit Executive Director Jim Weinstein offers a status report about the state of mass transit in New Jersey and defends decisions related to Hurricane ...

NJ Transit has resumed some service, but using public transportation has been challenging since Hurricane Sandy impacted the area.

Martin Robins, the former deputy executive director of NJ Transit, says a full recovery of NJ Transit's rail systems will take time.

NJ Transit Spokesman John D'Urso, Jr. said the extent of hurricane damage to rail infrastructure was such that full restoration of services is still a ...

After Hurricane Sandy devastated portions of the state, residents are facing difficulty traveling without many transportation options.

The limited transportation options in some areas have direct consequences for the local economy.

Data shows traffic fatalities are up 9 percent nationally for the first half of 2012, but New Jersey has seen a reduction in the number ...

City officials and NJ Transit representatives have different ideas of what a development project in Hoboken should look like.