NYSDOT Commissioner Astrid Glynn announced on Monday that she will resign effective May 8, ending a tenure which began in February 2007 and was marked
Sometimes it becomes very clear why many people don’t trust government. When government agencies and officials are slow to respond, give incorrect information, or just
[Update: The bill passed the Planning and Development Committee.] A Connecticut complete streets bill continues to make its way through the legislative process. Yesterday, the
The Southern Bronx River Watershed Alliance has created an online petition as a piece of its campaign to open up 28 acres of land in
Late last month, Transportation For America’s map of planned fare hikes and service cuts got the full CNN treatment, including some polished-looking graphics and the
After years of failing to do so, the New York State Assembly and Senate both passed red light camera bills that will expand New York
New York City now has a film highlighting its very own bus rapid transit program, the Select Bus Service (SBS) in the Bronx. TSTC’s associate
Things are starting to change for the better at the Long Island regional office of NYSDOT, Region 10. For years, TSTC, community groups, and smart
Even as NYSDOT shows signs of reform on Long Island and the lower Hudson Valley, the state agency’s recent work on Staten Island reflects a
In 2007, TSTC finally joined the 21st century by converting Mobilizing the Region from an email and fax newsletter to the blog you are reading
