UPDATE: The New York State Assembly and Senate have passed speed camera legislation; it’s awaiting Governor Cuomo’s signature. New York’s State legislators returned to work in
In advance of today’s Port Authority Board Meeting, advocates from community, business, transit, real estate and environmental groups gathered in front of Manhattan’s Port Authority Bus Terminal to call for more
Since its initial launch in 2008, Select Bus Service (SBS) routes have been increasing the speed of bus service in all boroughs except for Queens. That’s about
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio mentioned the Vision Zero initiative early in last week’s address marking 100 days since taking office, citing a 26 percent decrease in traffic fatalities during
If you ride the subway, bus or train every day, you’re surrounded by others. But just what do you know about your fellow transit riders?
Thanks to the efforts of elected officials, advocates and community groups, Queens arterials like Woodhaven, Northern and Queens Boulevards — regulars on TSTC’s annual Most Dangerous Roads for Walking analysis — may soon receive the
Mobilizing the Region has been reporting on increased development, commuter and pedestrian activity in the area west of Midtown Manhattan for several years now, but with the 7 train extension approaching
Though we often hear city residents complain of crowded commutes, crowded classrooms and crowded rental markets, there is a growing body of research to support
With the launch of BusTime to Brooklyn and Queens earlier this month, the MTA completed its roll-out of BusTime, a smartphone and web app that allows
It’s been said that Staten Island is stylistically stuck in another era, and with news of another multi-million dollar roadway expansion, it’s becoming clear that
