80% of Hoboken Streets To Be Bike-Friendly
By unanimous vote, Hoboken’s City Council voted last night to add 10 miles of bike lanes to the city’s streets. The ordinance amendment provides for on-street bike lanes
By unanimous vote, Hoboken’s City Council voted last night to add 10 miles of bike lanes to the city’s streets. The ordinance amendment provides for on-street bike lanes
“We know what Newark looks like standing still, and we know that change is needed. With all the diversity in the city, it’s important that
Sources in Hoboken tell TSTC that an ordinance (on page 89) introduced to designate several streets in Hoboken as Class II (on-street) bike lanes passed 9-0
I can’t remember ever receiving a 52% on a test in school and that being considered “satisfactory” or “acceptable.” Hopefully, NJ Transit doesn’t think so
Gov. Christie and New Jersey state legislators have been wrangling for weeks over the budget. Lawmakers passed their own budget on June 29 in an
Late last night, New Jersey legislative Democrats released a budget which allocates funding for the Transit Village program, which helps towns support walkable, transit-oriented downtowns.
Environment New Jersey, Audubon New Jersey, NJ Environmental Federation and 25 other groups gathered in Trenton this week to fight two proposals that are fatal
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,
Who knew it was possible to make Xanadu uglier? Gov. Chris Christie announced last month that the state will provide $200 million in low-interest financing and
Last month, the Christie Administration announced that it was able to “prioritize enough money” to accelerate its project to widen the Garden State Parkway. In a