Phil Murphy on Technology

We're closing the digital divide for schoolchildren

Transit system must know where it's going

Share congestion pricing revenue between NYC and NJ

Under the plan, drivers using the Lincoln Tunnel and Holland Tunnel would receive a credit based on what they pay in tolls. However, no break would be offered to motorists taking the George Washington Bridge, as noted by Gov. Phil Murphy in a letter to N.Y. Gov. Andrew Cuomo.

Murphy, in his letter to Cuomo, asked Cuomo to consider sharing some of the revenue with NJ Transit and PATH. According to AAA Northeast, which opposes the plan, 80% of the revenues will go toward the subways. The Long Island and Metro-north railroads each would get 10 percent [while NJ transit would get none]. Cuomo had not publicly responded as of Monday afternoon.

Invest to restore NJ's place as leader in innovation economy

• Rebuilding our cities through critical investments in transportation infrastructure to take full advantage of our state's geography to attract workers and get new advancements to market;
• Re-investing in our institutions of higher education and community colleges to make them affordable;
• Providing student loan relief for STEM employees and incentivizing employer matches;
• Developing a STEM-oriented K-12 curriculum and expanding alternative pathways to success, including apprenticeship programs and vocational training; and
• Expanding small business incubators to incentivize new businesses to start here in New Jersey.