Bus Transfer in Secaucus Part of No. 7 Extension Plan?
After substantial press coverage last fall and winter, the idea of a No. 7 subway extension to New Jersey has faded from public view. But
July 18, 2011
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After substantial press coverage last fall and winter, the idea of a No. 7 subway extension to New Jersey has faded from public view. But
Over the years, and multiple administrations, the Village of Farmingdale has moved steadily towards remaking itself into a more transit-oriented, walkable and vibrant place. The
Throughout the nation, we are living with the legacy of outdated roads, many of which can be downright hostile to those who travel them. For
One reason to oppose the Christie administration’s plan to pull the state out of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) cap-and-trade program is that this
After months of advocating for improved bike facilities at many of Metro-North’s most widely used stations, the Bike Walk Alliance of Westchester announced that improvements
Yesterday morning, House Transportation & Infrastructure Chairman John Mica outlined his transportation reauthorization proposal in a 16-page document titled “A New Direction.” Unfortunately for the tri-state region and arguably the rest of the country, that direction is backwards.
Last month, the New York Metropolitan Transportation Council released a draft of its 2011-15 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). The document compiles all transportation projects in
If you are one of the 17,000 passengers coming into the George Washington Bridge Bus Station every day, your destination is about to see a
Last week, Nassau County Comptroller George Maragos released his 2010 year-end audit that showed the County ended the year with a $26.6 million surplus. In
The Complete Streets law to make roads safer for all has yet to be signed by Governor Cuomo. But NYSDOT Commissioner Joan McDonald has a