Today, New Jersey Senators Frank Lautenberg and Robert Menendez, Federal Transit Administrator Peter Rogoff, Hoboken Mayor Dawn Zimmer, and Hudson County Freeholder Anthony Romano brought
In the face of widespread public concern about American Dream Meadowlands’ traffic impacts, made more pointed by last week’s announcement that DreamWorks is teaming up with the
Today, the Tri-State Transportation Campaign released “Tracking State Transportation Dollars,” an unprecedented report [pdf] and website that breaks down each state’s transportation improvement program (known as
After calls for a complete streets website from Tri-State and other advocates, the New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) has delivered on its promise to have
With New Jersey’s state elections on the horizon in 2013, state taxpayers may look back on 2012 as a missed opportunity by current elected officials
[This post was modified on September 19, 2012] A new Tri-State analysis [pdf] of NJDOT’s fiscal year 2013 proposed capital program shows that funds for new
The NJ Transit Board of Directors announced a new bike access policy at today’s board meeting in Newark. In a step welcomed by cycling advocates,
This Thursday at 2pm EDT, as part of T4America’s Transportation Vote 2012 webinar series, Tri-State’s Federal Advocate, Steven Higashide, will speak about Tri-State’s use of electoral surveys on
Bipartisanship does exist. Well, at least when recognizing that American Dream Meadowlands is going to be a traffic nightmare. Former New Jersey Governors Brendan T.
Grab the needle and thread—it looks like New Jersey is adding a new swatch to its patchwork transportation funding plan. In recent testimony before the
