We’ve been focused lately on the future of train operations beneath Penn Station here at MTR. Now we’re shifting our attention to what’s happening on the streets
According to Census journey-to-work data, 27 percent of New York State commuters, and 11 percent of New Jersey commuters, use public transportation to get to work each
A weekly roundup of good deeds, missteps, heroic feats and epic failures in the tri-state region and beyond. WINNERS Queens Boulevard pedestrians — Mayor de Blasio
Sunday, July 26 marked the 25th anniversary of the landmark Americans with Disabilities Act, which has helped improve access on streets and in transportation facilities for people with disabilities. Yet
The U.S. Senate is working quickly and furiously on a multi-year highway bill which, if passed, would establish transportation funding levels and policy for several years
A weekly roundup of good deeds, missteps, heroic feats and epic failures in the tri-state region and beyond. WINNERS Upper West Side pedestrians – NYPD data
Although the Tri-State Transportation Campaign rarely weighs in on issues relating to taxis and livery cars, the debate taking place in New York City regarding a cap
Stamford Mayor David Martin announced last week that the City has chosen Joshua W. Benson to be the city’s first Bureau Chief of Transportation, Traffic and Parking. Although the appointment will require approval
New York has the nation’s smallest ecological footprint of any state, according to the Global Footprint Network‘s 2015 State of the States report released earlier this month. The
After a tumultuous spring with no definitive solution to the Garden State’s transportation funding problems, the New Jersey Department of Transportation released a conservative Draft Transportation Capital
