Westchester County’s Bee-Line bus system could be getting a “Queen Bee.” That’s the working title for the Central Avenue bus rapid transit service the county
Earlier this week Mayor Bloomberg’s campaign released a “Plan to Reform Mass Transit” consisting of 33 proposals to improve transit service, safety, and planning. As
New Jerseyans are driving less and taking transit more, according to a just-released update of the Campaign’s The State of Transportation: Benchmarks for Sustainable Transportation
The “TEA” in recent multi-year federal transportation laws like TEA-21 (enacted in 1998) and the current legislation, SAFETEA-LU, stands for “Transportation Equity Act.” But
Tom Vanderbilt’s How We Drive blog recently posted some eye-opening photos of street makeovers in the English town of Ashford. In some areas the redesign
In a recent court filing, the New Jersey Turnpike Authority asked the NJ Appellate Division for sanctions against the Tri-State Transportation Campaign, which is suing
[Update 7/31: Glastonbury police have charged Rep. Kehoe with “reckless use of the highway as a pedestrian.” The driver of the truck was charged with
It’s not just for tourists. Real New Yorkers like car-free Times Square, according to a just-released Quinnipiac University poll. The survey of registered NYC voters
“Who in this room personally knows someone who has been hit by a car?” Tri-State’s Zoe Baldwin asked a classroom of the 45 high school
Last week, Transportation Alternatives recreated an event that occurs every day in New York City, using a phony parking placard bearing the name of a
