SJTPO is seeking qualified groups of firms to develop and implement four Countywide Local Road Safety Plans for Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland, and Salem Counties. These planning level efforts are intended to address the unique safety needs under county and local jurisdictions while contributing to the success of the New Jersey 2020 Strategic Highway Safety Plan. The planning process will include extensive data analyses, as well as data collection, assembly, and/or purchase, stakeholder identification and engagement from the state, county, municipal, private, and non-profit sectors, including through a series of workshop or summit events. To learn more, visit the RFP Webpage.

SJTPO is seeking a qualified firm, or groups of firms, to develop a post-processor to link the outputs of SJTPO’s travel demand model to the latest version of MOVES. The post-processor must be run using non-proprietary, or open-source software. The development of the post-processor must also utilize the inventory approach, consistent with how the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) runs MOVES. To view the RFP, visit the RFP webpage.

Diane Gutierrez-Scaccetti, Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Transportation, announced an initiative called “Commitment to Communities.” The initiative highlighted the NJDOT’s pledge to ensure local governments succeed in delivering transportation projects that improve safety and quality of life in New Jersey communities without unduly burdening local property taxpayers. Ms. Diane Gutierrez-Scaccetti informed stakeholders that the initiative is succeeding and is an important element in providing superior multi-modal mobility to millions of New Jersey residents every day.

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