The NJTPA has worked closely with its subregional and stakeholder partners to ensure that identified needs and proposed strategies address real regional priorities. Strategy Evaluation described transportation needs and then delineated areas throughout the region where particular types of transportation improvements might be appropriate. The types of improvements (referred to as “strategies”) were grouped into four categories: Ridesharing and Transit Support; Public Transit Enhancement; Roadway Improvements; and Freight Movement. Within each of those groups, more specific strategies were identified, such as highway operational improvements, local buses, rail freight projects, and park and ride lots.
The study generated a comprehensive series of maps showing many of the transportation improvement strategies that should be employed in the next 25 years, such as new bus and rail initiatives, roadway restructuring, intermodal freight infrastructure, and intelligent technology for keeping travelers informed. These Strategy Evaluation maps help illustrate how these strategies fit into the northern New Jersey landscape and transportation infrastructure.
The following list provides links to the complete set of Strategy Evaluation maps: