Transportation for America, a broad national coalition focused on improving the country’s transportation policy (Tri-State is a member), kicks off its Transportation Vote 2012 webinar
Earlier this month, a Citizens Budget Commission (CBC) brief reported that the MTA owes $2.1 billion in debt service in 2012, and that figure is expected to
Last week, the Connecticut Department of Transportation (ConnDOT) released environmental review documents for the New Haven-Hartford-Springfield (NHHS) commuter rail project. If approved, the NHHS project would improve
The good news for Long Island pedestrians keeps coming. Smithtown’s Main Street, the site of several tragic pedestrian fatalities, has just gotten a makeover. After
Your weekly guide to heroic and villainous actions in tri-state transportation and development. Winners Citigroup and NYCDOT Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan—This week, New York City unveiled the
Over the last two weeks, Congress has entered the home stretch on a transportation reauthorization bill, naming members for a conference committee set to hash
The Connecticut General Assembly wrapped up its so-called “short session” at midnight last night, during which legislators passed a budget that addressed the state’s $200 million
Bike shares have been proliferating across the tri-state region of late, and it looks like Camden County, New Jersey will be next. The county has
In a recent Journal News op-ed, Tri-State answered the false claims of Rockland Business Association CEO Al Samuels, who called the members of the broad coalition advocating for
There’s been a lot of good news for sustainable transportation advocates in Albany this week, and it’s not even half over! Rider Representative for NFTA
