NJDOT proposes
$2.58 billion Capital Program for FY 2005

In support of Governor James E. McGreevey's ongoing commitment to New Jersey's transportation system, NJDOT has proposed a $2.58 billion capital program for FY2005 that will put more than $900 million in construction work on the street over the next two years.

This strong program will focus on repairing roads and bridges, improving safety and relieving congestion on our state's roadways. It will also maintain and expand public transportation options.

Our proposal will allow the NJDOT to proceed with major rehabilitations of our state's infrastructure, with a special emphasis on bridges, and fund a strong Local Aid program that will provide direct property relief to counties and municipalities.