Your weekly guide to heroic and villainous actions in tri-state transportation and development. Winners Riverkeeper—New York State’s water safety and environmental watchdog voiced its opposition
This week, the Alliance for Biking and Walking released its 2012 Benchmarking Report, and the timing is impeccable. As Streetsblog points out, the release coincides
TSTC has released preliminary comments on the Tappan Zee replacement project’s draft environmental impact statement (DEIS). The release is reproduced below, and there is also
The draft environmental impact statement (DEIS) for the proposed Tappan Zee Bridge replacement has been released. The DEIS’ public comment period, which ends on March
The North Westchester Energy Action Consortium (NWEAC), a group representing 14 Westchester municipalities and their 230,000 residents, has followed the lead of the town of
Transit riders throughout the tri-state region are facing heavy financial burdens after the transit commuter benefit was rolled back on January 1. Before the cut,
Your weekly guide to heroic and villainous actions in tri-state transportation and smart growth. This week’s winners: Hastings-on-Hudson—the Westchester village’s Board of Trustees passed a
In 2007, after a troubled widening of I-84, a reform commission reported that the Connecticut Department of Transportation (ConnDOT) “badly needs fundamental change.” TSTC analyses
Even if Westchester’s transportation infrastructure is set up to funnel workers into New York City, more than 70% of commuters traveling across the Tappan
New York State’s 2012 draft budget gave transportation some much needed attention. If the plan is adopted, the state will dispense $4.4 billion to New York’s transit
As County Executive Steve Bellone settles into his new post in Suffolk, there’s reason to hope that he’ll usher in an era of sustainable transportation
Westchester County seniors named transportation as their number one priority, both today and in the future, according to a county survey conducted by the Westchester
