New Yorkers joined city and regional transportation, environmental, and planning organizations this morning to thank the city for over three years of transportation improvements. On
Brittany Vega was 14 years old and was walking to school when she was struck and killed by a car last fall on Sunrise Highway, a
The failure of Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano and MTA Chairman Jay Walder to arrive at a funding deal for LI Bus has led to
Memo to the New York Post’s editorial board and columnists: Don’t tell us 34th Street doesn’t need better bus service. Photo: Steven Higashide/TSTC.
The MTA’s open-road tolling efforts are cruising along so far. This week, the agency released data from the first month after gates were removed from the toll
Now that Governor Cuomo has staffed his Cabinet and made nominations for some key posts, he might want to focus his attention on the MTA
In 2009, the Tri-State Transportation Campaign and members of the One Region funders’ collaborative awarded grants to municipalities in the tri-state area that promised innovative approaches
[Update: The Town Hall will take place on February 15.] Tomorrow, the Southern Bronx River Watershed Alliance (SBRWA) will host a town hall meeting at
Transportation loomed large on the policy agenda that the Long Island Lobby Coalition brought to the halls of the capitol on Tuesday, during the Coalition’s
NYC residents may soon get some relief from an onslaught of long-distance and commuter buses. Last Friday Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, whose district includes Chinatown,
