A new analysis from the Campaign shows that Nassau County’s Hempstead Turnpike, with 13 pedestrian fatalities from 2006 through 2008, continues to be the most
Despite budget woes, New Jersey recognized that it had to continue investing in transportation. The state broke ground on the Access to the Region’s Core
Heeding the call from Tri-State and other groups, the New Jersey Department of Transportation has adopted a complete streets policy, signed by Commissioner Stephen Dilts
Governor Corzine today addressed NJ Transit’s board of directors for the last time, as he took the podium to praise the agency for moving forward
These are tough times throughout the region, but there’s still plenty to be thankful for when it comes to transportation reform: Albany comes through for
According to an article in the New Brunswick-based Sentinel paper earlier this month, an NJDOT project to relieve traffic in the Route 1 corridor has
While New Jersey Governor-elect Chris Christie hasn’t had much to say about transportation, the planning organization NJ Future points out that he’s put forth some
One of the first challenges New Jersey Governor-elect Chris Christie will face is how to keep New Jersey’s transportation network running. The Transportation Trust Fund,
A new report from Transportation For America and the Surface Transportation Policy Partnership, Dangerous by Design, finds that pedestrians continue to suffer from alarmingly high
Anti-incumbent sentiment appeared to be a strong force in the region this Election Day. New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine was defeated by challenger Chris Christie,
