The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (a.k.a. the stimulus) provides a benefit that could save transit riders over $1,000 a year. The federal bill signed
Several key developments in the MTA’s funding saga have taken place in the past week: On Tuesday, 10 members of the MTA Board traveled to
Earlier this month, a teardown of a portion of Route 29 in Trenton got a huge boost when the city of Trenton signed a memorandum
The Tri-State Transportation Campaign and Regional Plan Association are following up on the successful Westchester County regional bus forum and holding a forum on how
As President Obama was signing into law the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act in Denver last week, the Tri-State Campaign finally secured a copy of
Today Mayor Bloomberg and New York City Department of Transportation Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan announced a new plan to close portions of Broadway to cars and
The walk from Penn Station could be less crowded in a few years. As part of the redevelopment of Hotel Pennsylvania and the Manhattan Mall,
The following is a first-hand account from Tri-State executive director Kate Slevin: Tri-State is a non-profit organization, but on many financial levels we are similar
Today NYCDOT, the MTA, and NYC’s Taxi and Limousine Commission announced the activation of New York City’s first bus lane enforcement camera, at 34th Street
Transportation Alternatives’ recently-released report Terminal Velocity: New York City’s Speeding Epidemic documents drivers’ speeds at 13 of the most dangerous locations in the five boroughs.
