Keep Middlesex Moving

Mobility Matters

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A podcast focused on topics related to the field of transportation, sustainability, and economic development in New Jersey. Each show focuses on issues that are instrumental to mobility not only in Middlesex County but across New Jersey. Leading experts will join us sharing their insight and expertise on various topics including electric vehicles and their role in mobility, climate change, and its impact on our economy, bike and pedestrian safety, and its impact on infrastructure, placing making and its impact on our community and much much more.

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Keep Middlesex Moving

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Podcast website

www.kmm.org

Latest episode

Jul 9, 2025

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Episodes

Episode 10 - Thank you for listening to Season One! Take the Survey! 07.07.2022

As we close out Season One of Mobility Matters, please take a moment to give us your feedback. What you liked and didn't like, suggestions for upcoming topics  - we want to hear from you. https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/sv/m6VYta8 Thank you and see you in September!  Keep Middlesex Moving is Middlesex County, NJ's non-profit 501(c)(3) transportation management association (TMA). To l...

Episode 9 - Electric Vehicles with Board of Public Utilities E-Mobility Program Manager, Cathleen Lewis 23.06.2022

Mobility Matters hosts Cristina Fowler and Arlene Holt are joined by Board of Public Utilities E-Mobility Program Manager, Cathleen Lewis.  In this episode, Cathleen Lewis provides our listeners with a comprehensive overview of the Electric Vehicle program in NJ and how Governor Murphy's 2050 plan affects you, your municipality, and your county. Drive Green NJ  https://nj.gov/dep/drivegreen/...

Episode 8 - Middlesex County Greenway with Edison Mayor Joshi 07.06.2022

Mobility Matters hosts Cristina Fowler and Arlene Holt are joined by Edison Mayor Sam Joshi.  In this episode, our hosts talk to Mayor Joshi about investing in outdoor spaces and what it means to the community of Edison - now and in the future.  Learn about Middlesex County Greenway in Edison and what's in store for the area in the coming years. Keep Middlesex Moving is Middlesex County, NJ&a...

Episode 7 - Safe Routes to School 24.05.2022

Mobility Matters hosts  Arlene Holt and Christopher Gonda are joined by Sean Meehan  Senior Research Specialist of the Alan M. Voorhees Transportation Center, Rutgers University to discuss the Safe Routes to NJ program and its impact on our region. The New Jersey Safe Routes Program, supported by the New Jersey Department of Transportation, is a statewide initiative with a mission to partner with...

Episode 6 - Complete Streets Policy 10.05.2022

Mobility Matters hosts Bill Neary and Arlene Holt are joined by Hightstown Borough Councilman, Joe Cicalese.  In this episode, Councilman Cicalese shares his insight on developing and implementing a Complete Streets policy.   A Complete Streets program requires that future roadway improvement projects include safe accommodations for all users, including bicyclists, pedestrians, transit riders, and...

Episode 5 - Girls in Gear 25.04.2022

In Episode 5, KMM hosts, Arlene Holt and Chris Gonda chat with Gabrielle Rossi founder of Girls in Gear.   Girls in Gear teach life skills through bike skills.  They find bikes to be an extraordinary tool for change in ourselves and our communities as a conduit for lessons on kindness, compassion, and inner strength. The goal of the program is to introduce the joy of safe cycling to young riders w...

Episode 4 - Understanding the NJ Safe Passing Law with Metuchen Council President Jason Delia 05.04.2022

The NJ State Safe Passing Law (NJSPL) A5570 /S2208 provides clear rules of the road for all motorists about when and how to pass people sharing the road on foot, bicycle, scooters, wheelchairs.   Learn about the specifics of the law and its origin story with Metuchen Council President Jason Delia  Keep Middlesex Moving is Middlesex County, NJ's non-profit 501(c)(3) transportation management a...

Episode 3 - Economic Development in Middlesex County 21.03.2022

Lina Lona, Executive Director of the Middlesex Regional Chamber of Commerce shares her insights on Covid's impact on the economic development in Middlesex County.   Hosted by Bill Neary and Arlene Holt. Keep Middlesex Moving is Middlesex County, NJ's non-profit 501(c)(3) transportation management association (TMA). To learn more about us visit www.kmm.org. You can also follow us on our s...

Episode 2 - Community Engagement; A Conversation with Middlesex County Commissioner Leslie Koppel 08.03.2022

In this episode, KMM hosts Cristina Fowler and Arlene Holt talk with Middlesex County Commissioner Leslie Koppel about getting involved in local government. Keep Middlesex Moving is Middlesex County, NJ's non-profit 501(c)(3) transportation management association (TMA). To learn more about us visit www.kmm.org. You can also follow us on our social media platforms: Instagram , Facebook , Linke...

Episode 1 - Welcome to the Keep Middlesex Moving Mobility Matters Podcast 01.03.2022

KMM launches Mobility Matters - a podcast that covers transportation demand managements issues in Central Jersey.  Meet the four hosts who will be featured throughout the season's episode. Hosts: Cristina Fowler Bill Neary Arlene Holt Christopher Gonda Production credit: Bert Baron March 2022 Find us on Facebook , Instagram , Twitter, LinkedIn , YouTube , TikTok or visit us online at kmm.org...

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