To Gov. Christie Go ARC’s Meager Spoils
New Jersey is still reeling from the recent cancellation of the ARC tunnel project, which would have doubled train access to Manhattan. As Governor Christie
November 15, 2010
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New Jersey is still reeling from the recent cancellation of the ARC tunnel project, which would have doubled train access to Manhattan. As Governor Christie
GOOD magazine and Transportation Alternatives want to hear from bus riders who love their trip — perhaps because of a courteous bus driver, a fascinating
On Friday, November 19th, Vision Long Island will hold its 9th annual Smart Growth Summit. The event, to be held at the Melville Marriott from
As the midterm election dust settles across the country, transportation pundits and observers are wondering if the anti-spending Congress and governors in waiting will spell
Last month, the Apollo Alliance released a new report, Make it in America: The Apollo Clean Transportation Manufacturing Action Plan, that shows how a robust
On Thursday, November 11, don’t miss one of the best transportation parties of the year: the Tri-State Transportation Campaign’s Annual Benefit! This year the Benefit
[Update: Newsday reports that Nassau County has received three bids to privately operate LI Bus. The details of the bids are currently unclear.] Nearly four
On Saturday, November 13, Bike Walk Connecticut will hold its first-ever statewide bicycling and walking summit. The event, to be held at Central Connecticut State
The term “complete streets” can evoke a bustling urban or town center, with streets that sport colored bike lanes, tree-lined sidewalks, and other investments in
USDOT, with the help of national groups, is sponsoring a new Walk Friendly Communities national recognition program that will encourage towns and cities across the