EZ Ride EZ Ride’s services are a one stop for all your transportation needs that include carpools, vanpool

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.

Join EZ Ride tomorrow afternoon at East Orange’s Family Success Center (FSC) event: Books for Back to School!The event w...
09/08/2026

Join EZ Ride tomorrow afternoon at East Orange’s Family Success Center (FSC) event: Books for Back to School!

The event will be Wednesday, Sept. 9 from 4 pm - 7pm and will have different safety workshops including an EZ Ride Walking Safety Presentation for students and parents!

The first 25 families in attendance get entered into a raffle for a $50 gift card, courtesy of the FSC.

Small Changes Can Make Transit More AccessibleAccessibility does not always require a major change. Sometimes, a thought...
09/08/2026

Small Changes Can Make Transit More Accessible

Accessibility does not always require a major change. Sometimes, a thoughtful adjustment can make a big difference.

In the Bay Area, tactile and braille transit maps are helping blind and low-vision riders better navigate stations and transit systems independently.

Small changes like these can make transportation more accessible, inclusive, and easier to navigate for everyone

Link and photo credit: https://aptapassengertransport.com/new-bay-area-transit-maps-assist-blind-and-low-vision-riders/

Whether you're commuting or enjoying a fall ride, stay visible, ride predictably, and everyone can share the road safely...
09/08/2026

Whether you're commuting or enjoying a fall ride, stay visible, ride predictably, and everyone can share the road safely.

Ya sea que te desplaces a diario o disfrutes de un paseo otoñal, mantente visible, circula de forma predecible y compartan todos la carretera con seguridad.

Millions for EV Trucks and Charging at the Port Authority of NY/NJA $45 million incentive effort at the Port of New York...
09/04/2026

Millions for EV Trucks and Charging at the Port Authority of NY/NJ

A $45 million incentive effort at the Port of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ) will direct millions of dollars toward expanding electric truck charging infrastructure, a key hurdle in the transition to zero-emission freight operations.

Calstart and the PANYNJ announced they will launch two programs this fall to support electric truck purchases and EV charging systems at the East Coast’s busiest seaport. Port officials said the programs will ensure charging capacity expands in tandem with EV adoption.

The effort builds on EV charging investments already underway. Last year, an electric truck charging station opened at Port Newark that includes four fast chargers at the truck welcome center. The initiative’s Clean Truck Incentive Program will make up to $39 million available through point-of-sale vouchers for the purchase of zero-emission drayage trucks, terminal tractors and related charging equipment. The programs are funded through a $451-million grant awarded to the Port Authority under the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Clean Ports Program.

The broader grant will also support the deployment of electric cargo-handling equipment at marine terminals and vessel shore-power infrastructure that will allow container ships to shut down auxiliary engines while at berth.

By tying vehicle incentives to charging investments, officials aim to address one of the main barriers to fleet electrification. The new charging hubs are part of the strategy to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 while helping tenants, contractors and other port users meet the same target. Officials said outreach to trucking companies and other stakeholders will begin in the coming weeks.

Photo Credit: Coral Grandbois: https://www.pexels.com/photo/aerial-view-of-shipping-containers-on-the-port-13559094/

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EZ Ride’s next Wheels and Watts webinar will be held on September 15 . Come and learn tips for installing and funding EV...
09/04/2026

EZ Ride’s next Wheels and Watts webinar will be held on September 15 . Come and learn tips for installing and funding EV Charging infrastructure in your community, school, housing complex, or county, and how your efforts can result in national EVAL certification, SJ certification. or a Sustainable Jersey mini-grant.

Hosted by staff from EZ Ride, one of NJ’s eight non-profit Transportation Management Associations, and Bryan Electric, a member of ChargEVC, a non-profit trade and research coalition that works to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) and expand charging infrastructure.

Questions, contact Lisa Lee, [email protected] or call 201-939-4242, ext 123.

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09/03/2026

With the school year starting, consider giving your kids an opportunity to walk, bike, or roll to school when it’s safe and appropriate for their age and route.

Let's make getting to school safer and give our kids more ways to get there.

Please slow down, especially in and around school zones. A few extra seconds on your commute can make a life-changing di...
09/03/2026

Please slow down, especially in and around school zones. A few extra seconds on your commute can make a life-changing difference.

• Give yourself extra time so you’re not tempted to speed.
• Put your phone away.
• Stop for pedestrians in the crosswalk.
• Watch for crossing pedestrians when making turns.
• Remember that children may be unpredictable and may not always see you coming.
• And most importantly: Drive at a speed that gives you time to react.

The goal isn't simply to avoid getting a ticket. The goal is for every child to get to school and back home safely.

Slow down. Stay alert. Protect our kids.

With school starting, now is a great time to remind everyone to slow down in all school zones. School zones are particul...
09/02/2026

With school starting, now is a great time to remind everyone to slow down in all school zones. School zones are particularly vulnerable to traffic incidents during the first month of school due to the increased congestion and unpredictable travel patterns.

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Pedestrians should always cross the street in marked crosswalks when possible. It’s a law for drivers to stop for pedest...
09/02/2026

Pedestrians should always cross the street in marked crosswalks when possible. It’s a law for drivers to stop for pedestrians in the crosswalk. Both pedestrians and drivers must stay aware, avoid being distracted, and keep eyes up and looking ahead at all times.

Back to School = Back to Safety!As students across New Jersey return to school, safe streets start with all of us. Wheth...
09/01/2026

Back to School = Back to Safety!

As students across New Jersey return to school, safe streets start with all of us. Whether you’re driving, walking, biking, riding an e-bike, or taking the school bus, a little extra attention can make a big difference.

Here are a few reminders for a safer school year:

Drivers: Slow down in school zones, put your phone away, watch for pedestrians and cyclists, and obey school bus laws.

Pedestrians: Use sidewalks and crosswalks, stay alert, and look left, right, and left again before crossing.

Bicyclists and e-bike riders: Wear a helmet, follow traffic laws, stay visible, and be especially cautious at intersections.

Bus riders: Wait safely away from the road, follow the driver's instructions, and never walk behind a school bus.

Reminder for Monmouth County municipalities: The New Jersey Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Grant Program has a mandatory pre-application milestone deadline of October 9, 2026. Now is the time to identify opportunities to make school routes and community streets safer.

Safe streets don't happen by accident. Slow down. Stay alert. Share the road. Let's work together to make sure every student gets to school and every traveler gets home safely.

Read the full article and safety reminders for families: https://www.tapinto.net/towns/middletown/sections/community/articles/watch-back-to-school-safety-monmouth-county-officials-urge-drivers-to-slow-down-stay-alert-remind-municipalities-about-safe-routes-to-school-grant-application-due-date?utm_source=tapinto_weekend&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=middletown&utm_term=20260830&utm_content=art_text

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