Hudson County Complete Streets

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Earlier this month, yet another serious preventable crash happened on our city streets. SafeStreetsJC releases the following statement calling for rapid, low-cost quick-build improvements to all our serious and fatal crash locations, including left-turn calming and leading pedestrian intervals.

On Friday, August 7th at Montgomery & Barrow, yet another left-turning driver hit a pedestrian in a crosswalk in downtown Jersey City, leaving the pedestrian in critical condition. We pray for their quick and full recovery. Last year, at Jersey & 6th and Summit & Sip, two vulnerable road users were killed last year by left-turning vehicles that did not yield. The continued level of injuries of vulnerable road users is unacceptable under Jersey City’s commitment to Vision Zero.

Over a year has passed and no progress has been made on addressing these and other fatal and serious injury crash locations with quick builds and improved street design. Leading pedestrian intervals and banning left turns at key intersections can be done immediately at little cost, if any, to Jersey City; until changes are made, dangerous intersections continue to be dangerous with no relief in sight. 

Considering the level of danger on our streets, the time for more studies, more explanations, and more delays is over. We call on Jersey City to get things done and release its plan to reduce injuries at fatal and serious injury intersections, calm left turns, and promote safer, alternative modes of transportation with improved bus priority and building protected bike lanes.
Official Page for the City of Jersey City@jerseycitynj.bsky.social · 2w ago

Mayor James Solomon: This morning a pedestrian was struck by a car at Montgomery & Barrow - leaving them in critical condition. My heart goes out to the victim and their family, and I want to reiterate that the only acceptable number of injuries or fatalities on Jersey City streets is zero.

2nd fatal crash this weekend in Hudson County. This one on 280 in Harrison. Driver lost control of the vehicle and the passenger died as a result. Both crashes this weekend in Hudson County have occurred on our very dangerous state highways longisland.news12.com/2026/08/16/2...

20-year-old Kearny woman killed in I-280 crash in Harrison

State police say the driver suffered serious injuries after the vehicle ran off the highway and struck a sign support and multiple trees.

longisland.news12.com

This piece has a significant factual issue running through it, from the headline to the final sentence. I want to flag it in case a correction or clarification can be made. Specifically, the vehicle described in this story IS NOT AN E-BIKE.

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HBLR never explained their horrible July 4th service. HBLR gives zero transparency for their maintenance decisions. Why are they doing it in peak ridership season? How long will it continue? What work will be done when? How will they minimize disruption?

Whether you’re commuting to work, heading to school, running errands, or going to a doctor’s appointment, residents deserve frequent, dependable service they can count on. Thank you to @Gothamist.com & @WNYC.org for highlighting this important campaign! Read more: gothamist.com/news/better-...

Better light rail in North Jersey? Hopeful advocates have a plan.

They hope momentum from the successful "A Better PATH" campaign can continue into changes for light rail.

gothamist.com

“I’ll be damned if I’m paying the State of New Jersey again, I paid it six years ago.” NJ e-bike riders livid over double sales taxing from MVC, which is now offering refunds. More on that, other issues coming up at MVC and more unanswered questions. [new post with corrected link]

Did you pay sales tax again at MVC for your e-bike? Apply for a refund

New Jersey's new e-bike law is in full effect, but questions about its implementation continue unabated as lawmakers decline comment.

northjersey.com