With the recent approval from federal transportation officials, New York City is poised to become the first city in the United States to implement a congestion pricing plan that will charge drivers entering lower Manhattan as early as Spring of…

As the state’s annual budget process is now in the rearview mirror, some attention is due to an emerging issue for next year in Trenton – a reauthorization of the state’s Transportation Trust Fund (TTF), which finances the annual capital…

Garden State residents were greeted with headlines last week that the state’s public transportation agency, NJ Transit, is looking at a $1 billion operating deficit in 2026, with no clear path to fill the hole. For reference, the agency currently…

We’ve all heard that electric vehicles (EV) are the wave of the future. A recent Pew Trusts study shows that at 3.3 EV registrations per 1,000 vehicles our state has the highest rate of ownership in our region and the…

By William J. Smith, GSI Staff“The price of doing the same old thing is far higher than the price of change.”Those words, spoken by former President Bill Clinton in a 1993 address, could very well be directed to our state’s…

GSI is once again ahead of the curve. Just two weeks after we released a report on $2 billion in potential cost savings on New Jersey’s roads and bridges, yet another report has been issued finding serious deficiencies in how…

    Click above to view the report The third in a series of reports focusing on the true size of New Jersey’s expansive government, how much is being spent in specific categories and, most importantly, identifying opportunities where it…