Tri-State ventured down the Jersey Shore last week to get a first-hand look at the new bicycle accommodations on Route 35. Back in 2013, Tri-State
New York City streets have changed a great deal in the last decade: public plazas, bike lanes, Citi Bike, Select Bus Service and legislation reducing the
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton, annoyed by “costumed menaces” in Times Square, are considering removing the pedestrian plazas altogether. Here
The City of Camden Planning Board will hold a public meeting at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, August 25 at Camden City Hall to approve final
Monday The New Jersey Senate Legislative Oversight Committee held a special hearing with invited guests (including TSTC) to discuss the state’s transportation problems. Unsurprisingly, the
As the City of Albany contemplates whether to spend a little extra money to install and maintain its first protected bike lane on Madison Avenue, new
While inaction plagues its underground operations, Penn Station just got a bit more human-friendly above ground. The temporary pedestrian plaza, Plaza33, on 33rd Street between
We’ve been focused lately on the future of train operations beneath Penn Station here at MTR. Now we’re shifting our attention to what’s happening on the streets
The U.S. Senate is working quickly and furiously on a multi-year highway bill which, if passed, would establish transportation funding levels and policy for several years
Although the Tri-State Transportation Campaign rarely weighs in on issues relating to taxis and livery cars, the debate taking place in New York City regarding a cap
