The New Jersey Turnpike Authority told NJ.com that it’s contract with Tesla is up and that Applegreen, which operates the rest stops, will be taking over, because it “was in the best position ...

Tesla also said that NJTA’s decision to remove, rather than add, critical charging infrastructure is a setback for New Jersey’s electric vehicle adoption goals of 100% Zero-Emission New Car ...

The agency that runs the New Jersey Turnpike is replacing the more than 60 superchargers for Tesla vehicles along the highway after the state did not renew its contract with the electric-car maker ...

The turnpike, an express toll road covering 117 miles, connects some of the state’s suburbs to New York, Philadelphia and other major cities on a gargantuan concrete highway.