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Middlesex County Wins Nearly $1.5M for Oak Tree Road Pedestrian Safety

Source: Central Jersey · Jul 21, 2026, 7:00 PM

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Middlesex County has secured nearly $1.5 million in state funding through New Jersey's Transportation Alternatives Set-Aside program to improve pedestrian safety along Oak Tree Road and County Road 604, which span Edison and Woodbridge.

The grant will support safety enhancements on one of the county's busiest corridors as part of the county's broader Vision Zero initiative to reduce traffic fatalities and injuries.

Key points

  • Middlesex County awarded $1,499,000 for pedestrian safety improvements
  • Funding covers Oak Tree Road and County Road 604 in Edison and Woodbridge
  • Grant comes from New Jersey's Transportation Alternatives Set-Aside program
  • Part of county's Vision Zero traffic safety initiative
  • Oak Tree Road identified as one of the busiest corridors in the county

FAQ

How much money did Middlesex County receive for this project?
Middlesex County was awarded $1,499,000 through New Jersey's Transportation Alternatives Set-Aside program for pedestrian-safety improvements.
Which roads and municipalities are included in the project?
The funding covers improvements along Oak Tree Road and County Road 604, spanning Edison and Woodbridge in Middlesex County.
What is the Transportation Alternatives Set-Aside program?
It is a New Jersey state program that provides funding for pedestrian and bicycle safety improvements on busy transportation corridors.

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