New York primary elections are tomorrow! This year, Tri-State teamed up with Transportation Alternatives to survey candidates on their views on the region’s most critical
Over the weekend, NJ Transit announced a 30-day shutdown of all new work on the Access to the Region’s Core tunnel connecting New Jersey and
The advantage of a community planning process is that it can get the creative juices flowing. Sometimes, ideas pop up that seem fantastical, yet carry
LI Bus riders have long been caught in the middle of an annual game of chicken between the MTA and Nassau County over who should
On September 21, the New York State Transportation Equity Alliance (NYSTEA) will hold a forum in Albany entitled: “Fighting for Greater Transportation Equity in New York
Public hearings on planned MTA fare hikes, which now seem as regular an occurrence as the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade or Fleet Week, begin Monday. The fare
The Smart Growth Public Infrastructure Priority Act (A8011B/S5560B), which directs New York state agencies to make their infrastructure spending decisions in accordance with smart growth
Whether it’s how transit is funded, how streets are designed, or how traffic safety is enforced, elected officials play a key role in setting transportation
The NJ municipalities of East Windsor, Hamilton and Robbinsville have filed suit against the State of New Jersey for the return of funds that were
The economic crisis has forced municipalities across the region to make painful service cuts, but when it comes to school bus reductions, there might be
