In its annual ranking, The Best Complete Streets Policies of 2015, released today, the National Complete Streets Coaliton gave West Hartford, Connecticut’s Resolution Adopting a Complete Streets
The latest Tri-State Transportation Campaign analysis, released today, National Walking Day, finds that 1,298 pedestrians were killed on roads in Connecticut, New Jersey and downstate New
The recently-released New York State Assembly and Senate one-house budgets offer contradicting paths for New Yorkers who walk and bike. In a win for active transportation,
This Monday, March 14, Tri-State Transportation Campaign will present at a community forum on complete streets in Yonkers, NY. The event, which is being held as
A 61-year-old man was fatally struck by a driver earlier this week in Valley Stream on Long Island. The unidentified victim, a Bellerose resident, was attempting
The City of Camden Planning Board will hold a public meeting at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, August 25 at Camden City Hall to approve final
Connecticut’s 2015 legislative session wrapped up Wednesday, and there’s some good news, and some not-so-good news, to report on the transportation-related bills we’ve been tracking.
In addition to being home to Route 25, the region’s most dangerous road for walking two years in a row, Suffolk County has also been nationally recognized as the
Last summer, Fair Haven Mayor Benjamin Lucarelli unveiled a proposal to create a robust network of bike lanes in Monmouth County. He was even able to
Two pedestrians have been struck—one fatally—by cars while walking on Route 130 in Burlington County just since the March 5 release of Tri-State’s annual Most Dangerous
