Camden, it seems, has learned little from “winning” Streetsblog’s Golden Crater Award last year. The sea of surface parking along the downtown waterfront has long been a public eyesore,
After years of kicking the can down the road, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ) finally announced last Friday the launch
Last week, the Alliance for Biking & Walking released its 2016 Benchmarking Report tracking states’ and large cities’ progress on biking and walking. Recently, the tri-state region has
Contingency planning: Activity undertaken to ensure that proper and immediate follow-up steps will be taken by a management and employees in an emergency. Its major objectives are to ensure (1) containment of damage or injury to, or loss of, personnel and property and (2)
During yesterday’s Railroad Day on Capitol Hill, meetings between the freight industry and New Jersey’s congressional representatives tensely broached the subject of how a potential
Register today for the New Jersey Future Redevelopment Forum, which takes place Friday, March 11 at the New Brunswick Hyatt Hotel and Conference Center in
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has once again denied that a transportation funding crisis exists, but this time, it was in his annual budget address. By
This week was a busy one for transportation advocates in Trenton. Tri-State, along with New Jersey Bike & Walk Coalition, AAA Northeast, Environment New Jersey, New
With the launch of its own bike-share system last October, Hoboken took a huge step towards becoming a truly bike-friendly city. And now it’s preparing to take
The New Jersey Assembly’s Transportation and Independent Authorities Committee will consider five transportation-related bills this Monday, February 8. The bills cover a variety of issues,
