[Calpernia]

Here is another one:

http://www.nj1015.com/absolutenm/templates/?a=5658&z=1
Plan Being Drafted to Accomodate [Atlantic City] Traffic

Now look here:

http://www.state.nj.us/transportation/publicat/Facts/demand.shtm

Intersection	County
County Route 501 (JFK Blvd.) at 15th Street, Bayonne	Hudson
Echelon Road at Kirkbridge Road, Voorhees	Camden
Atlantic Avenue at Michigan Avenue, Atlantic City	Atlantic
Atlantic Avenue at Kentucky Avenue Atlantic City	Atlantic
County Route 39 (South Washington Avenue) at County Route 70 (West Main Street), Bergenfield	Bergen
County Route 606 (Hamilton Avenue) at Clinton Avenue, Trenton	Mercer

Help for Commuters

Employer-based shuttles

Through NJDOT's support of the TMA program, the TMAs administer twenty-two shuttles in twelve counties throughout the state. These shuttles are funded by employers, counties, NJ Transit or other sources. NJDOT continues to fund start up costs and offer administrative support to TMAs as they develop new shuttles.

Park and Rides

Park and ride information is available online at www.njdot.nj.gov/commuter/rideshare. NJDOT provides assistance to communities in identifying park and ride locations in the form of technical assistance and/or funding.

Transit Villages

NJDOT and NJ TRANSIT along with nine other state agencies have formed a partnership known as the Transit Village Initiative. These agencies provide priority funding and technical assistance when a municipality has demonstrated a commitment to redeveloping the area around its transit facility into a compact, mixed-use, pedestrian-friendly neighborhood with a strong residential component. The Transit Village Initiative encourages growth in New Jersey where infrastructure and public transit already exist.

[Cagey]

I wonder how many millions will be made by contributors on these projects? It's a never ending tunnel to nowhere.

Did you hear about the two guys in Brick that were sent tax bills from the state for cigarettes they purchased online? I believe it was close to thirty thousand dollars between the two of them. The state government goes on to tell us that New Jersey has the highest tax on cigarettes in the nation so that they will get more people to quit. What BS that is! New Jersey has the highest tax on cigarettes for the same reason we have the highest property taxes in the nation. Because these clowns can't get enough of our money to waste!

I'm going to get an ulcer if you keep posting these stories, Calpernia. Hahahahaha!