#Hoboken Day449: Did you know Municipal Parking Revenue brings in at least $7mil a year & plugs a big hole in the budget? It also employs many municipal workers.
While some dislike cars, they are a part of how Hoboken pays the bills.

#Hoboken Day446: NJTransit recognized the 126 route’s ridership increase & is ordering larger buses[below], arriving by year’s end! While this is positive, a shortage of qualified drivers might impact service. Side note: the NJ Transit app is great for bus times & capacity!

#Hoboken Day431: 1 hour @ 2nd & Washington @ noon
15 resident riders 80% not following rules
242 e-delivery riders 52% rules optional
620 cars 5.5% in violation
758 pedestrians 1 near miss w/e-delivery rider & a car
E-deliver # riders up, rules still a struggle

#Hoboken Day 426:Leprecon is Today & warm weather will add to the festivities. In recent years, events have become more manageable due to our public safety presence
If you see an emergency, call 911.
For non-emergency issues, call 201-420-2100

#Hoboken Day423: We survived!
There was a lot of doubt, however today the PATH is open.
Thank you to @PATHTrain for sticking to your time table.
Free rides until 12pm
Here is a short clip of new green look

#Hoboken Day418:When the City ignores problems, they grow. E-delivery bikes on sidewalks are becoming the norm, not the exception. This continues to get worse. The time to act is now while numbers are lower. Council gave laws to Mayor to enforce,
Vision Zero or Zero Vision?

#Hoboken Day410: Next week, we vote on Parklet ordinance changes. I contacted the HBA to ask Parklet owners for feedback to ensure all concerns are addressed. City must also commit to proper inspections for these changes to work.
What are your thoughts/concerns?

#Hoboken Day408: We are 13 days away from hopefully reopening the @PATHTrain.

During rush hour buses are solid
Please feel free to reach out with comments or concerns

#Hoboken Day407:In winter, e-delivery riders head to NYC since it’s busier, giving City Hall a perfect chance to make roads/sidewalks safer. Yet, public concerns keep getting ignored. It’s not time to be cute—just listen & act. Why the delay? Melting snow won’t wash the problems.

#Hoboken Day406: One week into the PATH shutdown—things are smoother than expected. It proves our transit system can adapt when challenged.
Imagine this level of service daily on buses, ferries, light rail, & NJ Transit.
Hopefully, Trenton & Transit Leadership is paying attention.