Even in cities that embrace transit-oriented development, too much parking can counteract efforts to create a walkable, attractive downtown. Two recent stories in the Stamford
On Wednesday, the MTA board voted to cut service across the system, eliminating the W and V trains and many bus routes, cutting commuter train
For four years, the Chicago-based Center for Neighborhood Technology (CNT) has been turning the conventional definition of affordable housing on its head with the H+T
Torrential March storms can make it seem like the sky is falling down, but the Associated General Contractors want New Yorkers to know it’s really
New Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano delivered his first State of the County address last week, calling the County “deeply troubled” and discussing the need
The region’s summer of service cuts may now include Westchester County’s Bee-Line bus system. Westchester DOT recently announced the following reductions in service, planned for
New York City has big plans for speeding up buses, seeking to build on the success of the Select Bus Service on Fordham Road in
A report released last month by the Tri-State Transportation Campaign named Atlantic Avenue the most dangerous road for pedestrians in Brooklyn with 9 deaths over
On Friday, Vice President Biden and USDOT Secretary LaHood announced funding for 191 new Recovery Act transit projects in 42 states. Unfortunately, this final round
NYCDOT has another daring project planned for Midtown: the transformation of 34th Street through the addition of a physically separated busway and pedestrian improvements. The
