Amtrak President and CEO Joe Boardman testified before the House Appropriations Committee last week that with ridership growing more than 36% since 2000, the national
As we reported last week, NJDOT’s proposed fiscal year 2012 Capital Plan currently eliminates all funding for New Jersey’s Transit Village program; however, there may
Sandi Vega, a resident of Wantagh, NY, has been working to improve street safety since her daughter Brittany was killed while crossing Sunrise Highway, one
The Tri-State Transportation Campaign is proud and honored to accept a 2011 US EPA Environmental Quality Award for our work to promote sustainable transportation
A bipartisan bill introduced in the NY State Legislature would reduce Albany’s ability to raid dedicated MTA funds and could shine some additional light on
The NJ Turnpike Authority is in a bit of a cash crunch, unable to fund all of its plans to widen the Turnpike and Garden
After months of deliberation, Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy announced today that his administration will “aggressively pursue construction” of the Hartford-New Britain Busway, one of the
Today, State Senators Dean Skelos, Charles Fuschillo, Jack Martins, and the rest of the Nassau County Republican delegation announced that they had brokered a deal
On Wednesday night, the NY State Legislature passed a 2011-2012 budget, successfully meeting the April 1st deadline for the first time in five years. The
The following is a first-person account from Tri-State’s South Jersey advocate, Matthew Norris: If you’re a pedestrian or bike commuter in the state of New
