SJTPO – Serving Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland and Salem Counties

South Jersey Transportation Planning Organization serving Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland, and Salem counties since 1993.

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The SJTPO partnered with the Cities of Vineland, Millville and Bridgeton to develop a Safety Action Plan for Cumberland County.

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We are proud to announce the rebranding and updating of our Citizen’s Guide, now referred to as the Public Engagement Guide. The Guide, which is available in English and Spanish, explains the transportation planning process in South Jersey and details ways the public can get involved.

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The Equity webpage was created to provide an overview of the formal plans that guide SJTPO in maintaining a fair and just public outreach process for all residents and stakeholders in the region.

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SJTPO is working with Atlantic County to identify a feasibility route for a 16-mile gap in South Jersey’s trail network between the planned Camden County Link Trail and the existing Atlantic County Bikeway.

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Safety Education

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Emergency Planning and Operations Roundtable

On Monday, April 10, 2023, at 10:00 AM, SJTPO and representatives from the New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) and the New Jersey Office of Emergency Management (NJ OEM) will host an Emergency Planning and Operations Roundtable. Those interested in attending can attend in person at Vineland City Hall or virtually via GoToMeeting. View the event flyer or the TAC web page for more information and connection details.

ULI Philadelphia 2023 Awards for Excellence

Applications are now being accepted for projects in the Philadelphia region (Philadelphia Metro, Central PA, Lehigh Valley, Delaware, and southern New Jersey) that represent outstanding and transformational land use developments, best practices, and creative visioning.

Winning projects represent the highest standards of achievement in the development industry and advance the ULI mission to shape the future of the built environment for a positive impact in communities worldwide.

The deadline to apply is Friday, March 17, 2023, with the Awards for Excellence Celebration on Thursday, June 15, 2023.

Apply today at https://philadelphia.uli.org/events/awards/.

TransAction Student Poster Contest

TransAction, New Jersey’s premier transportation conference, has an open call for student posters! Enter in the graduate or undergraduate category for a chance to win a cash prize. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3SHISiG.

March 2023 Newsletter is Available

The March newsletter is now available! We hope you will read it and learn about our upcoming Federal Certification public comment period and public meeting, local roadways awarded over $30 million to improve safety, current job opportunities, and more! The newsletter is viewable on the On The Go web page.

Federal Certification Review Public Comment Period and Meeting

SJTPO will participate in a Federal Certification Review in late March 2023. Federal Certification is a process that occurs once every four years. The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and Federal Transit Administration (FTA) assess SJTPO’s transportation planning process to ensure full compliance with federal laws and regulations. Determining compliance is essential as it is the basis for providing ongoing allocations of federal funds to SJTPO, which pass through to the four counties served by SJTPO. The Certification Review will also identify the challenges, successes, and experiences of the cooperative relationship between the SJTPO, the State Department of Transportation (DOT), and the public transportation operator.

Staff requests public comments on the current transportation planning process. The comment period will be open from Wednesday, March 1, 2023, through Friday, March 31, 2023. A public meeting for Certification Review is scheduled from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM on Monday, March 27, 2023. This meeting will allow the public to speak with FHWA and FTA representatives regarding SJTPO’s current transportation planning process and voice comments, questions, and concerns. For more information, visit the Public Comment web page.

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Serving South Jersey (Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland, Salem), coordinating planning activities, adopting long-range plans to guide transportation decisions.

NJDOT @newjerseydot ·

No need for road rage. Stay calm on the road and practice safe driving, right meow.

SJTPO @sjtpo ·

21 Mar

NJ law requires drivers to give 4 feet when passing people walking or biking. If 4 feet isn’t ...possible, change lanes or slow to 25 mph and be prepared to stop until you can pass safely. For more, visit https://njbwc.org/safepass4nj. #SafePass4NJ #ShareTheRoad #JerseyDrives #bikesafety

NJDOT @newjerseydot ·

17 Mar

This #StPatricksDay, don’t push your luck! If you drink, don’t drive. #BuzzedDriving Is Drunk ...Driving.

SJTPO @sjtpo ·

15 Mar

Friday is St. Patrick’s Day, but the luck of the Irish won’t save you from the consequences of ...a crash. Find a sober driver and get home safely! #StPattys #StPatricksDay #LuckoftheIrish #JerseyDrives #SafeRoadsNJ

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Regions Served by SJTPO

The South Jersey Transportation Planning Organization engages in various local and regional planning projects throughout the counties of Atlantic, Cumberland, Cape May, and Salem.

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