A Holiday Thank You to NYC’s Transportation Officials
When the holiday season ends, it’s time to send out thank-you cards — yes, even to Uncle Ken for the grocery-store fruitcake that will end
December 14, 2010
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When the holiday season ends, it’s time to send out thank-you cards — yes, even to Uncle Ken for the grocery-store fruitcake that will end
On Wednesday, New Haven Mayor John DeStefano, Jr. announced the city was moving forward with the Downtown Crossing project, which will convert Route 34 from
Derek Jeter may be feeling a little sore after some tough contract negotiations with the Yankees, but he’s got nothing on New York City’s taxpayers.
In an editorial over the weekend, Newsday says the Long Island bus situation is finally “lurching toward reality.” Last week, the paper reported on a letter
With aging populations, above-average obesity rates, and limited public transportation options, rural areas are starting to look at street policy as a key way to
Over the past year, Hoboken has jumped to the head of the pack when it comes to transportation reform in New Jersey cities. Motivated by
Following on the heels of a letter from the Tri-State Transportation Campaign, Environment New Jersey, and NJPIRG urging Governor Christie to redirect the billions in
The federal government wants its money back from New Jersey for the cancellation of the Access to the Region’s Core rail project. The day before
People who rely on transit to get to work could be paying hundreds of dollars more in taxes every year unless Congress takes action during
There are plenty of bright spots to think over while tucking into the stuffing and mashed potatoes this year: Complete streets sweeping the region. True,