The board of NJ Transit unanimously voted to raise fares and cut service yesterday, spurring activists, advocates, elected officials and individual citizens to bring their
According to last week’s New Haven Independent, New Haven may be joining other cities that have embraced cutting-edge parking management: With motorists circling the block
A recent report from the American Public Transportation Association shows that the impacts of the recession on public transportation agencies across the country have gone
Last year, Gov. Paterson vetoed NYSDOT’s proposed five-year capital program, calling the $25.8 billion plan “unaffordable” given the state’s fiscal condition. In his budget, he
After intense pressure from riders across the state, NJ Transit announced today that it will reduce its planned fare increase for local bus and light
The following is a first-person account by Tri-State’s new Albany legislative advocate, Nadine Lemmon. I joined TSTC last week, and will be based in Albany
157 pedestrians were killed on New Jersey’s streets in 2009, an increase of 14.6 percent over 2008 levels, according to a Tri-State Transportation Campaign analysis
[youtube width=”500″ height=”300″]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McHTfFXIVJc[/youtube] During a meeting with the Star-Ledger‘s editorial board last month, Governor Christie offered up some blunt honesty while discussing his plan to
Supporters of Westchester County’s BxM4C Bee-Line express bus to Manhattan, which will be canceled in June under a cost-cutting plan proposed by County Executive Rob
Last Wednesday, Tri-State and nearly a dozen other advocacy groups were joined by Connecticut House Speaker Chris Donovan and other elected officials to rally in
