One in four New Yorkers find themselves living within half a mile of a mega-warehouse. The consequences are severe, disproportionately affecting underserved communities and communities of color. TSTC urges support for the Clean Deliveries Act.
New York City currently has the slowest buses in the United States. They are not keeping up with MTA bus network redesigns. Poor bus service disproportionately impacts
immigrant and BIPOC New Yorkers who heavily rely on bus service and who need and deserve frequent and reliable transportation.
Good morning. My name is Liam Blank, I am the Policy & Communications Manager for Tri-State Transportation Campaign, a non-profit organization fighting for sustainable mobility
Thank you for the opportunity to testify today. My name is Isobel Cully, and I am a member of the Vision Zero New Jersey Alliance,
New Jersey currently has a D grade when it comes to legislation that protects people while walking and bicycling. You wouldn’t want to bring that
The start of a new year is a natural time to hit the reset button and evaluate where changes can be made for improvements. Most
Despite fewer people on the roads due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of traffic fatalities has gone up nationally, including in New Jersey. This alarming trend is caused primarily by speeding; previously congested roads became wide-open with low volume traffic, which has the effect of encouraging motorists to drive faster than the posted speed limit.
With Republicans likely to control the Senate and a pandemic that continues to depress transit ridership, the fate, timeline, and funding of some of these projects still remains uncertain. Here’s a look at what’s at stake for the tri-state area…
The latest analysis from the Tri-State Transportation Campaign finds that drivers struck 6,270 people who were walking or biking on Long Island in the three-year
They say New York is the Greatest City in the World™, but on days like today, it’s hard to take that title seriously. AM New
