Promising Signs from New Haven’s New Mayor
In the last week, New Haven Mayor Toni Harp has given promising answers to many of the questions that transportation advocates have been asking. Last week,
January 23, 2014
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In the last week, New Haven Mayor Toni Harp has given promising answers to many of the questions that transportation advocates have been asking. Last week,
After sixteen-year-old Renee Thompson was killed by a turning vehicle last September while crossing Third Avenue at 60th Street in Manhattan, the New York City
Yesterday, one day after advocates delivered panniers full of postcards to Governor Cuomo calling on him to address the inadequate funding of pedestrian and bicycling
Today, advocates from New Yorkers for Active Transportation (NY4AT) decided to test out how safe it is to walk and bike (just kidding) the halls
There was plenty to be happy about in Connecticut last year, with progress on the CTfastrak bus rapid transit corridor, lots of new bike infrastructure
Even without a catastrophe like Super Storm Sandy, there were still plenty of major transportation stories in New Jersey last year. 2013 was a banner
Last week, a statewide coalition of pedestrian and bicycling safety advocates sent a letter to Governor Cuomo with a very important item on their holiday wish list: dedicated
With its snow plan in place, Citi Bike is ensuring that New Yorkers can ride bikes pretty much all year round. In the city that never sleeps,
As winter arrives in New York City, and before Citi Bike naysayers start complaining that no one will ride Citi Bike as the days get
Before the Thanksgiving holiday, the City of Bridgeport, Connecticut celebrated progress on its BGreen 2020 sustainability plan, which aims to reduce the city’s greenhouse gas