Very often in government, “solving” a problem involves setting up an ineffectual council, committee, or commission and then forgetting about it. Earlier this year, when
A new analysis from Tri-State has found that between 2001 and 2010, there were 7,830 bicycle crashes in crashes in eight Southern New Jersey counties (Atlantic,
On Monday, the Nassau County Legislature’s Rules Committee voted 4-3 to support a much-maligned bus contract between Nassau County and Veolia Transportation. The contract now
Looking back at the year in transportation advocacy reveals that there’s a lot to be thankful for: Safer streets for all in New York State…
Apparently 13 is a lucky number for Central Connecticut transit riders and businesses. That’s because after 13 years, Connecticut and the Federal Transit Administration have finally
In June, the NY State Legislature passed “transit lockbox” legislation to make it harder for Albany politicians to redirect money from dedicated transit funds, as
Last Friday, Tri-State Transportation Campaign joined Action Wheels Bike Shop, Mayor Harry R. Riskie of Woodbury, NJ, the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia, area municipal
All six of the region’s senators are standing behind legislation to avoid an impending “transit tax hike” that would affect many commuters. Under federal law, commuters
Today the Tri-State Transportation Campaign and the One Region Funders’ Group announced they would accept proposals for a second round of their community assistance grant program
The cost to society of traffic crashes is over three times that of congestion, according to a new report from AAA. The report makes a clear case
