Bureau of Traffic Engineering and Investigations Functions and Contacts
Manager – Douglas R. Bartlett (609) 530-3717;
Fax: (609) 530-5253
Mailing Address: NJDOT, Bureau of Traffic Engineering and Investigations, PO
Box 613, Trenton, NJ 08625-0613
Administrative Assistant 3 – Norma
Maziarz, 530-5815
Secretarial Assistant 2 – Joanne Linik,
530-2628
Supervising Highway Engineer 2, Traffic – David
J. Martin, 530-2626
Secretarial Assistant 3 – Anne Marie
Lovering, 530-2626
Supervising Highway Engineer 2, Traffic – Peter
Riscica, 530-2632
Secretarial Assistant 3 – Carol Brozosky,
530-2632
Supervising Highway Engineer 2, Traffic – David
J. Martin, 530-2626
Secretarial Assistant 3 – Anne Marie
Lovering, 530-2626
North Section – Bergen, Essex, Hudson,
Passaic, Sussex and Union Counties
Project Engineer, Traffic – Jaime
Marie Saladino, 530-3854
Principal Engineer, Transportation -
Robert Klinger, 530-4845
Central Section – Hunterdon, Middlesex,
Monmouth, Morris, Somerset and Warren Counties
Project Engineer, Traffic – Mark
Tozzi, 530-2622
Principal Engineer, Traffic – Douglas
Dillon, 530-3729
Principal Engineer, Traffic – Victor
Uzlyaner, 530-4678
South Section – Atlantic, Burlington,
Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester, Mercer, Ocean and Salem Counties
Project
Engineer, Traffic – William
D. Kafer, 530-2634
Principal Engineer, Traffic – Nancy
Allen, 530-2641
Principal Engineer, Traffic – Wayne
Mathis, 530-4696
The responsibilities of the signal sections entail the handling of all safety and congestion management aspects of the traffic-engineering program within the listed Sections. These responsibilities include completion of referral responses for the signature of the Commissioner or the Assistant Commissioner, Operations; investigation into the need to install or revise traffic signal devices and inspection of the completed systems on behalf of Operations; design of signal devices; review of signal designs (including Light Rail Transit systems) submitted by County or Municipal authorities; design and inventory of signing, design and revision of general pavement markings; Operational input to CPM within the planning, scoping or access application processes; representation of the Department at meetings with State, County, Municipal and elected officials as well as with members of the public; preparation of correspondence and technical reports; review/authorization of physical channelization; and CADD support.
Regulations Section and Special Projects
Supervising Highway Engineer 2, Traffic – Peter
A. Riscica, 530-2632
Secretarial Assistant 3 – Carol Brozosky,
530-2632
Supervisor of Traffic Investigations – VACANT,
530-3891
Principal Clerk, typist – Marianne Se’Mon,
530-3891
Supervises the Sections listed below and promulgates Traffic Regulation Orders, reviews all reports, phone contact and meetings with State, County, and Municipal Officials in regard to various traffic regulations.
State Highway Regulations, Speed Limits
Section – Statewide
Principal Traffic Investigator – John
Jamieson, 530-2654
This section is responsible for the establishment of all regulations on state highways, which include, speed limits, parking prohibitions, and bus stops among others. This section is also responsible for investigation and approving speed limits on county and municipal roadways.
Traffic Regulations North – Bergen,
Essex, Hudson, Hunterdon, Middlesex, Morris, Passaic, Somerset, Sussex,
Union and Warren Counties
Principal Traffic Investigator – Alex
Torma, 530-7250
Traffic Regulations South – Atlantic,
Burlington, Cape May, Camden, Cumberland, Gloucester, Mercer, Monmouth,
Ocean, and Salem Counties
Principal Traffic Investigator – Vacant
These sections review, investigate and approve traffic regulations on municipal and county roadways as well as on private property. Traffic regulations include the establishment of stop and yield controls at intersections, one-way streets, turn prohibitions, weight limitations, street closings, street vacations and lane use reservations. Special Parking prohibitions such as Handicapped, Angle and Permit Parking are also reviewed and approved through these Sections.
Special Projects
Project Engineer, Traffic – Roderick
A. Gilmore, 530-2647
Principal Clerk, typist – Marion Conte,
530-2647
The responsibilities of this section include
Corridor/Overhead Signs, Markings, No Passing Zones, Traffic Calming Devices,
Circle analyses/review and Signal Systems/Optimization contracts.
Signing
Assistant Engineer, Traffic – Robin
Ruberti, 530-4676
This section reviews, investigates and designs signs based
on Departmental needs and requests from private citizens, municipal and
county officials.
No Passing Zones and Markings
Principal Traffic Investigator – Ernest
Holloway, 530-2657
This section reviews and investigates all
requests for no passing zones on state, county and municipal roadways. Also
reviews specific requests for painted channelization.
Signal Systems
Principal Traffic Control Analyst – Michael
Asson, 530-4022
This section reviews traffic signal systems and establishes
coordinated traffic signal systems along state highways.
Computer Assisted Drafting and Design (CADD)
Principal Drafting Technician – Michael
Kinley, 530-3870
Engineering Technician V – Noel Barbosa,
530-4652
Provides drafting support for all of the sections in the Bureau.