1. Warren Heritage Corridor Management Plan 
The CMP provides strategies and projects that will preserve the Byway’s intrinsic qualities, enhance traveler experiences, plan for safe travel, promote economic development opportunities and form partnerships and quality community relationships.
 
2. 1982 Transportation Plan
The 1982 Plan was updated in 2021 to the new version of the Transportation Plan.

3. Warren County Transportation Technical Study 2018
The Technical Study done in 2018 was a prelude to the Warren County 2021 Transportation Plan.

4. Final Warren County Light Industrial Site Assessment September 9, 2020
Warren County’s location in the Region and proximity to Interstates 78 and 80 position the County as a desirable center for warehouse development and freight/goods movement. The County is currently experiencing increased interest in warehousing and distribution development. This study was undertaken to understand the potential long-term impact of such development in the County.

5. WC Transportation Plan, June 2021
The Warren County Transportation Plan forges a vision for the County’s transportation network through 2045. The plan identifies areas of concern and provides recommendations and a phased implementation plan to address transportation needs, overcome challenges, and leverage opportunities across a broad range of projects, policies, and strategies. This transportation plan represents an official update to the County’s 1982 Transportation Plan

6. Transportation Master Plan Resolution Adoption, May 23, 2022
On May 23, 2022, following the public hearing, the Warren County Planning Board adopted the Warren County Transportation Plan, June 2021.

1. Warren County Road Map

 
2. North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority
The NJTPA is a Metropolitan Planning Agency. The North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority Is comprised of 15 member subregions (13 counties and two cities) that cover northern NJ.  The NJTPA is comprised of members from each of these subregions who review and approve long range plans, programs, and road, bridge, and transit projects that receive federal funding in the region. 

3. Warren County NJDOT Road Map

4. NJ Road Construction Updates 

  
5. Warren Heritage Scenic Byway  
The Warren Heritage Scenic Byway was designated as part of the Byway system by NJDOT in 2009. Located in the western part of the Highlands, the Warren Heritage Scenic Byway travels from Greenwich Township to Hackettstown along New Jersey Route 57 in Warren County.  Route 57 follows a trail first established by the Lenni Lenape Native Americans to connect camp sites and villages with hunting and fishing grounds. The route was subsequently used by Europeans as they came on horseback and in wagons to settle in the region or to travel to nearby cities.

A historic marker on Route 57 in New Village (Franklin Township) identifies a one-mile segment of the road as "the first concrete highway in New Jersey and one of the first in America," built of Edison Portland Cement in 1912. Remnants of Edison's massive Portland Cement Company can be found on nearby Edison Road.

The Warren Heritage Scenic Byway Committee is made up of members who meet four times a year and seek to improve and promote the Byway. The Committee is in the process of expanding the the Byway north to Waterloo Village and south to Union Square in Phillipsburg. An additional byway loop through Alpha and Pohatcong is being pursued as well.  When first approved the Byway was 19 miles long but with the new extensions it is growing much longer.

By law, designation prohibits the construction of new billboards along the corridor.  Management of the Byway is guided by the Corridor Management Plan (CMP).

1. NJDOT Traffic Count Stations
   Here you can access NJDOT’s online traffic count information for the county and the rest of the state. The map displays locations of all the traffic count locations along with corresponding traffic count data.
   
   
2. 2014-2013-2012 AADT Map 
   This is the traffic count information collected by county staff and shows three years of data. Three-Year AADT Map.
   
   
3. 511 NJ Real Time Traffic
   This interactive website will show you real time traffic camera information for the state’s major roadways. It also displays traffic delays on the state’s major roadways via a color-coded system, along with NJ Transit Train information delays, information on parking at the major airports in NJ and the NYC region, and a toll-free number to call for instant traffic information or delays.
   
   
4. NJ Transit
   Here you can find bus and train information for the agency. You will also find train schedule information for Hackettstown and surrounding train station service. You can also visit NJ Transit’s website for persons with a disability here.
   
   
5. NJ Division of Motor Vehicles
   You may be able to save yourself a trip to your local agency by doing your motor vehicle or license updates online.
   
   
6. Avenues in Motion
   Their mission is to deliver programs and services that improve mobility, the environment and overall quality of life in northwestern New Jersey. Avenues in Motion provides commute options such as carpooling, vanpooling, mass transit, biking and walking.
   
   
7. Warren County OSRP & Water Resources Modeling 2018