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The Port Authority New York/New Jersey Staten Island Bridges Plan (PASI) is available to Class 1, 7, and 11 vehicles with non-commercial plates and sufficiently funded private E-ZPass accounts at E-ZPass New York or New Jersey. Enrollment is required.
Our Port. The Port of New York and New Jersey is the gateway to one of the most concentrated consumer markets in North America and the largest port on the East Coast. Our ability to get goods into the hands of consumers quickly gives us our competitive edge along with receiving the most first port of calls, 72%, than any other East Coast port.
Since 2000, the Port Authority has invested $2 billion to prepare the region's port for future growth. Today, the Port of New York & New Jersey is the third largest port in the nation. After years of political negotiation, a compact between the two states was signed in 1921 and created the Port of New York Authority. Click to learn more.
Sep 1, 2016 · At 75, JFK is Transforming for the Future. John F. Kennedy International Airport, originally named New York International Airport but commonly known as Idlewild, began service in July 1948. If Idlewild first epitomized the Jet Age, the $19 billion JFK Vision Plan will result in a JFK for the 21st century – a world-class, state-of-the-art ...
In 1950, the Port Authority opened a its midtown bus terminal to serve commuters. It has since expanded to the George Washington Bridge Bus Station and Journal Square Transportation Center. In 1921, the states of New York and New Jersey received consent from Congress to form an interstate agency to develop and modernize the entire port district ...
The Port Authority has broken ground on a transformative $19 billion dollar public/private redevelopment program to build a new John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) with two giant new terminals, expansion and modernization of existing terminals, streamlined roadways, popular local retail and dining, and stunning New York artwork — all to provide our customers with the world-class ...
In 2022, the Port of New York and New Jersey reached a historic milestone, handling a record-shattering volume of nearly 9.5 million TEUs. Over the past three years, the seaport has shown sustained cargo growth, with 27 consecutive months of record volumes from the end of 2020 through November 2022.
