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In the aftermath of the gas crisis, the Meadowlands Transportation Brokerage Corporation was incorporated in 1983 as a not for profit, public-private partnership to improve access, reduce congestion and promote economic growth by working with business and government agencies to address the employee commuting challenges in Northern New Jersey. The charter members were the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey, New Jersey Turnpike Authority, New Jersey Sports & Exposition Authority, New Jersey Meadowlands Commission, New Jersey Department of Transportation and the Meadowlands Regional Chamber of Commerce. The Meadowlands Transportation Brokerage Corporation did business as “Meadowlink” and was the first Transportation Management Association (TMA) in the state of New Jersey. The Meadowlink name tied the agency’s identity to the geographic area around the Meadowlands. As the agency expanded to an area beyond the Meadowlands, it began using the name EZ Ride, which shifted attention from its geographic base to the service it provided. The EZ Ride name stuck and in 2005, it became the primary brand identification of the Meadowlands Transportation Brokerage Corporation. EZ Ride’s services are convenient and cost effective because they are integrated – a one stop for all your transportation needs that include carpools, vanpools, shuttles, transportation for older adults and people with disabilities, and bike and pedestrian programs. Today, EZ Ride manages New Jersey’s largest carpool, vanpool and shuttle services for businesses, colleges, universities, and municipalities. EZ Ride operates a mixed fleet of minibuses, vans, and sedans that provide more than 700,000 passenger trips each year.

10/16/2026

A Clean Fleet = Cleaner Air in Your Community

Adding EVs to your fleet demonstrates a commitment to reducing air pollution, addressing climate change, and can save money in the long run. Many great EV options are available, and Sustainable Jersey, NJBPU, the Electrification Coalition, and Atlas Public Policy have several resources to help with the fleet electrification process. Check out the resources on NJTPA’s Fleet Electrification webpage!


10/16/2026

Looking for a grant or NJ incentive program to fund the installation of EV Charging or the purchase of EVs? Check out the Incentives and Federal Funding page of the North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority’s EV Resources page for lots of helpful info.

10/15/2026

A Complete & Green Streets (CGS) policy is one of the most practical steps a municipality or county can take toward safer, healthier, and more sustainable streets.

But first, let's clear up a few common misconceptions:

❌ “It means adding bike lanes to every road.”
✅ CGS is about designing streets for all users and all abilities. The right solutions depend on the particular road, its surroundings, and the needs of the community. Not all roads may need a bike lane.

❌ “It will make road projects too expensive.”
✅ Incorporating safety, accessibility, and green infrastructure into planned projects can be more cost-effective than retrofitting streets later.

❌ “It's just a feel-good policy with no real benefits.”
✅ A strong policy gives municipalities a framework for considering pedestrian and bicycle safety, ADA accessibility, traffic calming, stormwater management, and greener public spaces in road projects.

Why should local leaders consider adopting a CGS policy?

✔️ Strengthens grant applications and help communities earn points and access to grants through Sustainable Jersey.

✔️ Improve safety for pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers.

✔️ Make streets more accessible for people of all ages and abilities.

✔️ Reduce flooding and manage stormwater through green infrastructure.

✔️ Support walking, biking, public health, and local businesses.

A Complete & Green Streets policy doesn't require rebuilding every road overnight.

It establishes a commitment to consider the needs of all users whenever streets are built, repaired, or redesigned.

Local leaders: A policy is a practical first step toward making your community safer, more accessible, and more resilient.

Advocates can help by encouraging their municipality to adopt a policy and put it into practice.

Contact EZ Ride for assistance with adopting a policy today.
(201) 939-4242 option 3 or [email protected]

10/15/2026

Local leaders and advocates have an important role to play in making our roads safer for everyone, especially people walking. While education and enforcement have their place, road design can do more to prevent crashes and reduce the severity of injuries when mistakes happen.

Here are a few proven approaches communities can consider:

🔹 Curb extensions shorten crossing distances and improve visibility at intersections.

🔹 Leading pedestrian intervals (LPIs) give people walking a head start before vehicles get a green light to turn.

🔹 Raised crosswalks and speed tables encourage drivers to slow down where people walk.

🔹 Centerline hardening and tighter turns help reduce turning speeds and make intersections safer.

🔹 Protected pedestrian space create safer, more comfortable streets for people of all ages and abilities.

The goal isn’t simply to tell people to be careful. It’s to build streets that encourage safer behavior and protect people when mistakes happen.
What can your community do this month to make walking safer? Local officials, planners, engineers, and advocates can work together to identify dangerous locations, prioritize proven design improvements, and make pedestrian safety a priority in every road project.

Bergen County, NJ Bergen County Complete Streets

October historically has the greatest number of pedestrian fatalities. Drivers must slow down and stay alert for pedestr...
10/14/2026

October historically has the greatest number of pedestrian fatalities. Drivers must slow down and stay alert for pedestrians and cyclists. With school back in session, daylight getting shorter, and holiday traffic beginning, it’s more important than ever to slow down and stay alert.

It’s the law in New Jersey for drivers to always stop for people in a marked crosswalk. Failing to do so could lead to a...
10/14/2026

It’s the law in New Jersey for drivers to always stop for people in a marked crosswalk. Failing to do so could lead to a ticket, fine, crash, and/or injury.

Beautiful Leaves, Slippery Streets!Fall leaves may look beautiful, but when wet, they can create hazards for pedestrians...
10/13/2026

Beautiful Leaves, Slippery Streets!

Fall leaves may look beautiful, but when wet, they can create hazards for pedestrians, bicyclists, and drivers!

Walking? Watch your step on wet, leaf-covered sidewalks and paths. They can be just as slippery as ice!

Biking? Slow down, brake gently, and take turns carefully. Avoid riding through large piles of leaves, which may hide potholes or other hazards.

Driving? Slow down and use extra caution around leaf-covered crosswalks. Wet leaves can reduce traction and make it harder to stop.

Let's fall into safe habits this season! Share these tips with your school community and help keep everyone safe on the move.

E-bike riders should stay alert, obey traffic laws, watch for pedestrians, and always wear a helmet. Safe riding habits ...
10/13/2026

E-bike riders should stay alert, obey traffic laws, watch for pedestrians, and always wear a helmet. Safe riding habits help everyone share the road responsibly.

This graphic was created by students at Mainland Regional High School through the U Got Brains! Champion Schools Program, a peer-led traffic safety initiative that empowers young people to promote safer communities. Thank you to these student leaders for helping spread important safety messages across New Jersey.

Los ciclistas de e-bikes deben mantenerse alerta, obedecer las leyes de tránsito, estar atentos a los peatones y siempre usar casco. Los hábitos de conducción segura ayudan a que todos compartan la carretera de manera responsable.

Este gráfico fue creado por estudiantes de Mainland Regional High School a través del Programa U Got Brains! Champion Schools, una iniciativa de seguridad vial dirigida por jóvenes que empodera a los jóvenes para promover comunidades más seguras.

Gracias a estos líderes estudiantiles por ayudar a difundir mensajes importantes de seguridad en todo Nueva Jersey.


Contact EZ Ride for free advice and toolkits on how to install EV charging stations at your place of business. Click lin...
10/09/2026

Contact EZ Ride for free advice and toolkits on how to install EV charging stations at your place of business. Click link in bio for more information.

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