New York Complete Streets Bill Nears Finish Line
Yesterday, the NYS legislature put its weight behind the campaign to build safer streets and communities in New York State—both the Assembly and the Senate
June 21, 2011
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Yesterday, the NYS legislature put its weight behind the campaign to build safer streets and communities in New York State—both the Assembly and the Senate
Much of the recent commentary on Northeast Corridor high-speed rail has revolved around House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee Chairman John Mica’s proposal to privatize the
Tri-State Transportation Campaign is excited to co-sponsor New Jersey’s “Environmental Action Day.” On Monday June 20, from 9:00am to 4:30pm, groups of environmentalists, citizens,
A new report by T4America and the Center for Neighborhood Technology finds that a large proportion of seniors in our communities lack transit access today
[Update 6/16: New Yorkers: Please take a few minutes to call Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver (518-455-3791) and your State Assemblymember to say you support A8366, the Complete
As MTR has reported extensively, Black Horse Pike (US-322/40) in Atlantic County, continues to be one of the most dangerous roads in the state of
As the fate of the NYS complete streets bill (S5411) hangs in the balance in Albany, Rochester residents and organizations including The Center for Disability
Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano announced today that the county intends to select Veolia Transportation as the private operator to run Long Island Bus starting
Yesterday, U.S. Senator Charles Schumer called on the NY State DOT to do more to protect pedestrians walking along Main Street (Route 25/25A) in Smithtown
Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy has laid out an expansive vision for a smart growth and transit-oriented future. His recently announced support for extending the Route