Shared Sacrifice?
On Tuesday, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie released his 2010-11 budget, closing a strongly worded address to the State Legislature by asking legislators and state
March 18, 2010
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On Tuesday, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie released his 2010-11 budget, closing a strongly worded address to the State Legislature by asking legislators and state
Connecticut’s Joint Committee on Transportation reported several bills out of committee earlier this week, including a Tri-State supported bill to increase penalties for careless driving
Tri-State Transportation Campaign board chair Rich Kassel, a senior attorney at the Natural Resources Defense Council, joined Port Authority executive director Chris Ward last week
A report released last month by the Tri-State Transportation Campaign named Atlantic Avenue the most dangerous road for pedestrians in Brooklyn with 9 deaths over
A new report from the Regional Plan Association, written in cooperation with Tri-State Transportation Campaign and NJ Future, makes it clear that New Jersey’s ability
On Friday, Vice President Biden and USDOT Secretary LaHood announced funding for 191 new Recovery Act transit projects in 42 states. Unfortunately, this final round
As NJ Transit announced last week, transit riders are facing a 25% fare increase and service cuts on every train line and on buses across
[UPDATE: The Portal Bridge/East Coast Greenway hearing has been postponed again.] Two important New Jersey events that were snowed out last month have been rescheduled
One of the Obama administration’s key transportation initiatives has been connecting land use and transportation planning to foster walkable communities instead of sprawl. Recent momentum
New Jersey Transit riders are facing a 25% fare increase and service cuts on every train line and buses across the state, the agency said