Bicyclists and pedestrian fatalities were up nationally in 2011, according to newly released data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s (NHTSA) 2011 annual report
Population and transit ridership have skyrocketed over the last twenty years in Brooklyn, but the New York City Departments of Transportation and City Planning have
After a vote of the Suffolk County Legislature Tuesday morning, Suffolk County has taken the lead on Long Island by adopting a Long Island’s first
Some good news for bicycle and livable community advocates has been coming out of Connecticut over the past few weeks: Thanks to the efforts of
The fiscal cliff tax discussion is complex but there is one relatively simple matter that can be addressed in the next few months: improving the
For decades, the transportation preferences of baby boomers have shaped transportation policy in the U.S. As this generation ages, the once automobile dependent segment of
A week after Hurricane Sandy, a conversation about “hurricane-proofing” New York City has already begun. Storm barriers, subway tunnel plugs, new wetlands, and oysters are all on the table.
On Tuesday, November 6th, New York voters will decide who goes to Albany in 2013. Every seat in the New York State Senate and Assembly
Today, Tri-State Transportation Campaign and Vision Long Island released “Complete Streets in a Box: Long Island,” a toolkit for local Long Island communities that are interested
[Update: Ocean City, New Jersey, has just been named a Bronze Bicycle Friendly Community, too!] Yesterday, the League of American Bicyclists named Hoboken a Bronze Bicycle Friendly
