On Wednesday, Governor Malloy announced two legislative proposals aimed at reducing the backlog of deficient local bridges and speeding up local transportation projects. It’s a
A recently-released study on the effectiveness of Safe Routes to School (SRTS) interventions in New York City found that there was a significant reduction in school-age pedestrian
A weekly roundup of good deeds, missteps, heroic feats and epic failures in Tri-State transportation news. Winners Rep. Patricia Dillon, Governor Dannel Malloy and ConnDOT —
Last week, Nassau Inter-County Express (NICE) chief Michael Setzer recommended the bus system adopt higher fares in order to maintain the same fare structure as the MTA. Because
With Governor Christie set to announce the 2014 budget sometime in late February, recently released data from NJ Transit makes a compelling case for increasing
Earlier this week, New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli released an analysis of the State’s current debt limit that notes that New York is precariously close to
New Jersey As expected, Governor Chris Christie’s Tuesday State of the State address focused primarily on rebuilding after Superstorm Sandy. His address failed to lay out any
A new Tri-State analysis shows that if you are a pedestrian in South Jersey, you are at greater risk of getting killed by a vehicle
At the beginning of the year, Congressional watchers were giving long odds against the possibility of a comprehensive transportation bill. The previous transportation law, SAFETEA-LU, had expired
Tri-State Transportation Campaign — in collaboration with the Office of New York City Council Member Letitia James, the Prospect Heights Neighborhood Development Council, the Park
