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Creating equitable, safe, and environmentally sustainable transportation options in South Jersey

Creating equitable, safe, and environmentally sustainable transportation options in South Jersey

Improving the quality of life in

Southern New Jersey

Through Transportation solutions

About
Cross County Connection Tma

Cross County Connection is the designated Transportation Management Association (TMA) for the seven-county southern New Jersey region: Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester and Salem. Cross County Connection assists local governments, schools, businesses, social service organizations, residents and employees with mobility needs by fostering the implementation and use of sustainable transportation modes. We specialize in providing top-notch South Jersey transportation services to meet diverse mobility needs.

Commuter Shuttles By County

Most South Jersey counties are served by community shuttles designed primarily for commuters traveling to/from employment destinations. Frequently referred to as “last mile connectors” these shuttles connect with NJ TRANSIT bus and rail stops/stations. Without these shuttles, passengers would not be able to reach their worksites without a private vehicle.

Since

1989

Commuter Shuttles By County

Most South Jersey counties are served by community shuttles designed primarily for commuters traveling to/from employment destinations. Frequently referred to as “last mile connectors” these shuttles connect with NJ TRANSIT bus and rail stops/stations. Without these shuttles, passengers would not be able to reach their worksites without a private vehicle.

Since

1989

Local Government Programs And Services

Bicycle and pedestrian friendly communities are safer, happier, healthier, and more livable places. Approximately 33% of NJ’s road fatalities were pedestrians or bicyclists in 2019, despite only comprising an estimated 4% of road users.1 Proactive planning to accommodate pedestrians and bicyclist improves safety and can lead to additional benefits.

Complete Streets are safe streets. They are streets that balance the needs of all road users, including pedestrians; bicyclists; public transit riders; people with disabilities; seniors; and children. Adding “Green” elements ensures that even rainwater has a place to go, reducing flooding and stress on sewer systems.
As a bonus, a Complete & Green Streets program will earn you one additional point on NJDOT grant applications and up to 30 points towards Sustainable Jersey certification.
Adopting a Complete & Green Streets policy does not require putting bike lanes and sidewalks everywhere. It simply provides a mechanism to ensure a county or municipality does what it can to make things safe and comfortable for everyone. Often, making a street “complete” just takes doing something small.

Cross County Connection assists towns, schools and Green Teams achieve Sustainable Jersey Certification, a prestigious designation for municipal governments that seek to create environmentally friendly and just communities. Municipalities that achieve certification are considered by their residents, peers, sustainability experts and community organizations, as leaders in building environmentally healthy and equitable communities.

Adopting electric vehicle infrastructure at the municipal level has many benefits. Investing in the technology now puts your municipality on track for a sustainable future as more consumers adopt EVs. In addition, EV technology and infrastructure are a top priority at the federal and state level offering incentives and grant funding to invest in charging stations and EV fleet vehicles.
Under governor Murphy, New Jersey has set some ambitious goals for a clean energy future. Many of the targets and goals include an increase in EV infrastructure.

Travel Training For High School Students And Adults

The Public Transit Travel Training program uses in-class lessons and field trips on bus and rail services to empower participants to use public transit confidently to access jobs and job training. Students are primarily those entering adulthood, including those with developmental disabilities, who are seeking employment or post-high school training. The program targets those in disadvantaged communities and partners with social services organizations. The primary goal is to provide students and social service professionals with the skills and knowledge necessary to access places of employment independently via public transit.

School Programs And Services

Safe Routes To School

The New Jersey Department of Transportation partners with Cross County Connection TMA to administer a statewide bicycle and pedestrian education and encouragement program. Safe Routes to School (SRTS) is a federal, state and local effort to enable and encourage children in grades K-8, including those with disabilities, to walk and bicycle to school. SRTS facilitates the planning, development and implementation of projects that improve safety and air quality, as well as reduce traffic and fuel consumption around schools. 

Become An Air Quality Partner

Air Quality Action Advisories are sent out via e-mail to air quality partners when ground level ozone and/or particle pollution levels are forecasted to be unhealthy. These advisories are not only a health warning, but a reminder to initiate actions that help reduce further air pollution.
Keep employees and clients informed on air quality conditions in the region. Register to receive Air Quality Action Alerts when unhealthy conditions are expected.

Highlights

Highlights

SRTS Recognition Program

NJ Safe Routes to School Recognition Program New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) Commissioner Fran O’Connor, the New Jersey Safe Routes Resource Center, and New

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National Night Out

National Night Out is an annual community-building campaign promoting police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie. National Night Out aims to enhance relationships between neighbors and law

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Highlights

Voorhees Complete Streets Demonstration Project

Voorhees Complete Streets Demonstration Project With funding from the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission (DVRPC) Travel Options Program (TOP) grant, Cross County Connection TMA, Voorhees Township, and PATCO successfully implemented a 2-week Complete Streets demonstration project in the Green Ridge

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SRTS Recognition Program

NJ Safe Routes to School Recognition Program New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) Commissioner Fran O’Connor, the New Jersey Safe Routes Resource Center, and New Jersey’s eight Transportation Management Associations (TMAs) are pleased to announce the 2024 recipients of the

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National Night Out

National Night Out is an annual community-building campaign promoting police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie. National Night Out aims to enhance relationships between neighbors and law enforcement to help make our neighborhoods safer, and bring back a true sense of community.

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Blogs

Employer Programs And Services

Mobility Drives The Economy– Providing Transportation Solutions For Southern New Jersey Employers
Employee access to affordable, reliable, and stress-free transportation is a critical element in attracting and retaining a talented workforce. By enhancing employees’ commute options, businesses can reduce turnover rates and save thousands of dollars per re-hire.

Membership

Cross County Connection members are dedicated to improving the mobility of the region through effective transportation solutions. They demonstrate their commitment by supporting CCCTMA through their membership.

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Disclaimer: This information is presented under the sponsorship of NJTPA and FHWA in the interest of information exchange
Disclaimer: This information is presented under the sponsorship of NJTPA and FHWA in the interest of information exchange

Disclaimer: This information is presented under the sponsorship of NJTPA & FHWA in the interest of information exchange

ATLANTIC COUNTY

English Creek- Tilton Community Shuttle

Serving: Egg Harbor Township and Northfield
Connections to: NJ TRANSIT 502, 507, and 509

Route 54/40 Community Shuttle

Serving: Hammonton, Folsom, Buena Vista Township, Buena Borough, Landisville, and Minotola

Connecting services to NJ Transit (553, 554, AC Rail, and 315)

Egg Harbor Rail Shuttle

Serving: Egg Harbor City Rail Station, Stockton University, FAA Tech Center, and Atlantic City International Airport

Connections to: NJ TRANSIT Atlantic City Rail Line

Burlington County

BurLINK B1

Serving: Beverly, Edgewater Park, Willingboro, Westampton, Lumberton, Mt. Holly, Hainesport, Eastampton, and Pemberton

Connections to: BurLink B2; NJ TRANSIT 317, 409, 413, 418, and the River LINE

BurLINK B2

Serving: Beverly, Edgewater Park, Willingboro, and Westampton

Connections to: BurLINK B1; NJ TRANSIT 409, 418, and the River LINE

BurLINK B5:

Serving: Florence Rail Station to Haines Industrial Center

Connections to: NJ TRANSIT 409, and the River LINE

Camden County

Pennsauken Light Rail Shuttle/ Route 73

Serving:  Route 73/Pennsauken Rail Station and Pennsauken Industrial Park

Connecting services to NJ TRANSIT 404, 409, and 419

Pureland North-South Shuttle

Serving: Walter Rand Transportation Center, Camden City, Westville, Woodbury, and Pureland Industrial Complex

Connections to: NJ TRANSIT 401, 402, 408, 410, 412, 455, 463, and River LINE; SJTA Pureland East-West Community Shuttle, and Pureland Industrial Complex Internal Circulator

CUMBERLAND COUNTY

Greater Bridgerton Area Transit (GBAT):

Serving: City of Bridgerton, Bridgerton Industrial Park, Carlls Corner, and Upper Deerfield

Connections to: NJ TRANSIT 553 and 408

Landis Avenue Xpress (LAX):

Serving: Vineland Transit Center, Bridgerton Transit Center, Deerfield Township, and Industrial Park South

Connections to: NJ TRANSIT 408 and 553; Cumberland County VIP Shuttle and GBAT Shuttle

Millville Area Connector (MAC):

Serving: Center City Millville, Vineland Transit Center, East/West Boulevard, and Vineland Produce Auction

Connections to: NJ TRANSIT 408 and 553; Cumberland County VIP Shuttle and Landis Ave Xpress Shuttle

Vineland Industrial Park (VIP):

Serving: Vineland Transit Center, Cumberland County One Stop Center, Industrial Park South, Industrial Park North

Connections to: NJ TRANSIT 408 and 553; Cumberland County Landis Ave Xpress Shuttle

GLOUCESTER COUNTY

Pureland East-West Community Shuttle

Serving: Avandale Park & Ride, Williamstown, Glassboro, Mullica Hill, Swedesboro, and Pureland Industrial Complex

Connections to: NJ TRANSIT 316, 400, 459, 463, 551, 400, 463, 313, 408, 412, 410, 401, and 402; SJTA Pureland Industrial Center Internal Circulator and Pureland North-South Shuttle

Pureland Industrial Complex Internal Circulator

Serving: Pureland Industrial Complex

Connections to: NJ TRANSIT 402; SJTA Pureland East-West Community Shuttle and Pureland North-South Shuttle