Port Authority (New York and New Jersey)

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is a bi-state agency responsible for overseeing transportation infrastructure in the region. It manages major facilities like airports, bridges, tunnels, and public transit systems that connect the two states. Founded in 1921, its mission is to improve transportation efficiency, promote economic growth, and ensure safe travel for millions of commuters and travelers. The agency operates key assets, including the George Washington Bridge, Newark Liberty International Airport, and the World Trade Center site, playing a vital role in the daily life of residents and the economy of the Northeast United States.