Last month the Tri-State Transportation Campaign submitted comments on the Connecticut Statewide Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan Update. The state’s original plan to encourage biking and
NJ Transit’s $1.79 billion FY 2010 operating budget, approved last week, avoids a fare hike and major service cuts despite a $62 million reduction in
Members of the Southern Bronx River Watershed Alliance took to the Bronx’s Sheridan Expressway during yesterday’s afternoon rush hour and, well, you can see what
On Staten Island, traffic congestion is both a way of life and a perennial complaint. Six of the 15 editorials in the Staten Island Advance
[UPDATE: The position has been closed.] The Tri-State Transportation Campaign seeks to hire a federal advocate to manage its federal work and assess the needs
New MTA head Jay Walder is a transit expert with deep experience in financial management. He’ll need that experience as the MTA prepares to submit
The Tri-State Transportation Campaign congratulates Jay Walder on his appointment as MTA Chairman and is pleased that Governor Paterson chose a qualified and experienced transportation
[UPDATE 7/14: ConnDOT has canceled the fare hike hearings, which raises the possibility that they may be out of the budget.] While budget negotiations continue
An expansion of Newark’s GoBus service is only the first of many bus projects NJ Transit has in the works, TSTC learned after a recent
The Museum of the City of New York will host a panel on “The Future of the MTA” on Wednesday, July 15 at 6:30 pm.
