The on-demand rides will provide additional access to NJ Transit resources.
Drivers were asked to avoid the area.
Work is scheduled from the morning into late afternoon.
Traffic along roads in the area were also impacted.
Alternate routes should be used.
A traffic detour is in place near Timber Creek High School.
Traffic in the area might change the directions you want to take.
The former facility will still remain operational.
Local roadways and exits will both see higher volumes of traffic, according to police.
New sidewalks and other roadway features are being installed.
A stretch of the roadway will only be open for residents in the adjacent neighborhoods.
Drivers who don't have an E-ZPass will get bills in the mail with extra fees.
The crash is slowing down traffic in both directions on Route 30.
Tolls will rise shortly after the ball drops on several major highways. And in some cases, not having an E-ZPass will cost you more.
Update: The roadway has reopened.
The crash investigation shut down the White Horse Pike.
The public is urged to avoid the area and follow emergency responders' instructions.
The highway is closed at a busy exit that links to several other highways.
The crash, which shut down Route 73 for several hours, remains under investigation.
Traffic has been blocked off in both directions.
Several incidents led to highway closures. Here's the latest on South Jersey's roadways.
There have been several crashes throughout South Jersey roadways during the ongoing storms.
A section of the highway was closed off on Wednesday afternoon.
The highway is partially closed as of 4 p.m. Tuesday, officials said.
The area has been cleared as of 4 p.m. Wednesday.
There are downed wires in the roadway, officials said Friday morning.
The highway was partially closed during the morning commute.
The ramp will be closed as NJDOT stabilizes an embankment.
The highway was shut down for several hours due to fluid spills but has since reopened, officials told Patch.
Several lanes were closed off in the crash area Friday morning.
The northbound side was shut down earlier Tuesday.
There were massive traffic jams during the Wednesday morning rush hour.
Powerful winds made their mark, and several roadways remain blocked as of Friday morning.
Expect delays of up to 10 minutes in the area.
Commuters will soon get a little relief on the well-traveled roadway.
Expect delays of up to 10 minutes in the area, officials said.
A stretch of the well-traveled roadway will be closed daily, impacting travel in and around Gloucester Township.
Plans to break ground could still be years away and a website for the project currently estimates service to start in 2028.
All lanes are closed and detoured in both directions.
There were numerous traffic impacts as students got to school, which began on a 2-hour delays because of the storm.