In recognition of Earth Day, 14 New York public policy, environmental, transportation and energy groups released today a slate of five “Super Bills” that will
Like many other U.S. cities that have experienced significant industrial decline, high rates of poverty and racial and ethnic segregation, Camden is often presented as
At both a March 31 Assembly Budget Committee hearing and an April 13 Senate Budget Committee hearing, legislators have grilled NJDOT Commissioner Jim Simpson over
In a two-part series earlier this month, Streetsblog examined the consequences of inaction on the $10 billion gap in the MTA’s 2010-14 capital program. The
Tri-State will be participating in the 21st annual Earth Day Lobby Day in Albany, New York on May 2, from 9:30am to 3:30pm in the
The dormant parcel of West Side land known as the Hudson Yards is finally seeing some activity. As reported by the Wall Street Journal, the
As of last week, those who commute from Hoboken to Port Authority Bus Terminal via the 126 NJ Transit bus will have 5 additional buses added to their
Today — the last possible day for bills to be acted upon in the CT General Assembly’s Judiciary Committee — the Vulnerable User Bill to protect
On April 12, the NY State Senate’s Transportation Committee, chaired by Senator Charles Fuschillo (R-Nassau), approved and reported out of committee bills that would authorize
A new design guide for bike facilities, developed by transportation officials from the largest American cities, should be a valuable resource for cities throughout the
Newsday reports that one of the three companies bidding to privately operate Nassau County’s bus system has close connections with the lobbying and consulting firm
Next Thursday, April 21 at 7pm, the Albany Bicycle Coalition and the Pine Hills Neighborhood Association will host a presentation by TSTC Albany Legislative Advocate
