The Rising Cost of New Jersey’s Toll Road Widenings
During his Thursday budget speech, Gov. Christie took aim at transit riders and said they should prepare for fare hikes and service increases — even
February 16, 2010
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During his Thursday budget speech, Gov. Christie took aim at transit riders and said they should prepare for fare hikes and service increases — even
Addressing a joint session of the state legislature yesterday morning, Governor Christie announced that he will cut state funding to NJ Transit by $33 million
Mayor Bloomberg and NYCDOT Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan announced this morning that the makeover of Broadway, with pedestrian plazas replacing traffic lanes for seven blocks in
New Jersey’s new plan to tackle global warming is more serious than prior efforts, thanks to input from advocates. The New Jersey Department of Environmental
Alarm bells are ringing for transit in the New York metropolitan area, TSTC and other members of the Empire State Transportation Alliance told elected leaders
Westchester County is reportedly throwing away $4,000 that could be used to better link cycling and transit. Bike advocates tell MTR that a $1,500 bike
[Update: This hearing has been moved to March 24 due to the weather conditions.] The following has been reprinted from a letter by Dennis Markatos-Soriano,
The federal government’s fiscal year 2011 budget, released this week, has good news for Connecticut’s Hartford-New Britain Busway and New York City’s Nostrand Avenue Select
More voices are calling on Congress to increase federal support for transit agencies that continue to grapple with fare hikes and service cuts. The Community
New Haven is sprinting towards gold in the Highway Removal Olympics. In his State of the City address earlier this week, New Haven Mayor John