In advance of tomorrow’s hearing on the transportation section of the New York State 2014-2015 Executive budget, a coalition of transit, labor, business, environmental, good government
Governor Andrew Cuomo released his 2014-2015 Executive Budget yesterday and a preliminary look suggests transit riders, pedestrians and bicyclists are seeing a lot more take than
What does it take to be considered worthy of a westbound Exclusive Bus Lane (XBL) in the Lincoln Tunnel? Evidently, Super Bowl tickets. New York
With the State election season already on the horizon, transit riders should be wary of the upcoming budget session. Very wary. Governor Cuomo has put tax
Shortly after this piece was published, we learned that New York Assemblymember Phil Goldfeder, along with faculty, students, and staff from the Queens College Urban
Today is the one year anniversary of the day after Sandy. Relief was at the forefront of people’s minds, but it was also a new
The transit crisis facing the New Haven Line is now in its sixth day, and ConnDOT and the MTA have been doing what they can
A recent feature in the Journal News highlighted the parking constraints near Metro-North stations. According to the report, nearly half of the 43 Metro-North stations in Westchester County “have
Today, Tri-State Transportation Campaign presented its inaugural Laggy Awards given to those branches of the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) with the greatest lost economic productivity,
It’s generally accepted that taking public transportation saves money. But just how much? The American Public Transportation Association’s monthly Transit Savings Report quantifies how much money per month a
