Although Nassau County Executive Thomas Suozzi’s Proposed 2009 Budget Summary includes a property tax hike of 3.9% for the next fiscal year, none of that
According to a TSTC analysis of data from the Port Authority, more cars leave New York City via the Lincoln Tunnel in the evening than
New York’s Economy, Environment and Mobility at Risk, Say Groups The following is a press release from the Empire State Transportation Alliance, a coalition of
The federal government must help transit agencies meet rising demand, Sen. Hillary Clinton said on Friday at a press conference in Grand Central Terminal which
Even as NYCDOT’s Office of Freight Mobility continues to stall on implementation of strategies to reduce the impact of city truck traffic, the number of
New Jersey’s leadership in bicycle policy has been recognized on the national stage twice in one week. During this year’s Pro Walk/Pro Bike conference, New
NYC Transit’s rider report cards for local buses are in — and the C minus result is a clear sign that there’s plenty of room
Tomorrow, September 9, is primary election day in New York. Tri-State does not endorse candidates, but we do report on their views and actions when
The New Jersey Turnpike Authority’s recently disclosed plan to fund a 10-year capital program with higher tolls is fatally flawed because it includes dubious widenings
New Haven elected officials and advocates continue to fight what some are calling traffic “anarchy.” Late last month, Alderpersons Erin Sturgis-Pascale and Roland Lemar introduced
