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Serving Hunterdon County
goHunterdon recently honored former goHunterdon President, Ron Monaco, with the installation of a memorial bench at the NJ TRANSIT Whitehouse Train Station. More than thirty people, including Ron’s family, goHunterdon Board Members, staff, elected officials, and representatives of NJ TRANSIT, were in attendance at a dedication event to remember Ron and celebrate his life and legacy.
A record number of students, parents, faculty, and administration participated in Hampton Public School’s second annual Bicycle Train, part of the school’s involvement in the Hunterdon County Safe Routes to School program. A bike train is a chaperoned bicycle route for students to follow and ride together on their way to school.
goHunterdon staff set up a temporary bike lane along Foss Avenue to provide a secure space for the students to ride.
Summer is in full swing! What better way to savor the sunshine and scenic beauty of Hunterdon County than by cycling?
Hunterdon County offers abundant opportunities for cyclists of all ages, abilities, and interests. Whether you prefer roadways, trails, gravel paths, or mountain biking adventures, we have the perfect routes for you. Plan your ride and explore more at http://www.bikehunterdon.org
ShopRite of Flemington recently hosted members of the Sustainable Hunterdon Hub for a field visit and information session about their experience installing Electrify America electric vehicle charging stations.
Mr. Joe Colallilo, President of ShopRite of Hunterdon County Inc., and Andrew Pittel, Manager of Real Estate at Wakefern Food Corporation, along with Luke Zabrowsky, Project Manager for Electrify America, discussed the process of installing the Level 3 DC Fast Charging stations, which can charge a vehicle in about 20 minutes.
goHunterdon’s free Traffic Alert Service (TAS) provides weekday alerts on traffic congestion, traffic accidents, construction closures & detours, weather-related travel conditions, and other relevant travel information to commuters traveling to or through Hunterdon County, NJ. Alerts are provided for local, county, state, and interstate roadways via email on weekdays, from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
The goal of the free service, made possible with funding from the North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority, is to reduce traffic congestion, improve air quality, and increase safety.
