With a deepening budget crisis and continued chaos in Albany, New York’s next Governor will inherit no shortage of challenges. Transportation is no exception: transit
Taking to the streets with cameras and imagination, 45 Newark high school interns participated in a two-day exercise with TSTC to re-envision downtown Newark as
During a recent public information session, NYS Department of Transportation unveiled its analysis showing that carpools with at least 2 passengers (HOV2+) add to bus
A ground-breaking new report from the Regional Plan Association confirms that the Access to the Region’s Core project will have immense economic benefits. The $8
Last week Senators Lautenberg (D-NJ), Murray (D-WA) and Cantwell (D-WA) introduced the country’s first comprehensive freight bill that would fill the current policy vacuum surrounding
Today the MTA outlined proposals to deal with a $900 million budget deficit. The options include an increase in the price of monthly Metrocard and commuter rail
The Times Herald-Record recently asked state gubernatorial candidates Andrew Cuomo and Rick Lazio about their positions on a few key issues, including the MTA mobility
At a time of drastic cuts to established transit routes, New York’s transportation agencies are keeping an eye on the future — specifically, a future
“We realize that we can’t just look at the highway facility itself; we need to look at the impact of a highway through the community
News reports are confirming the worst fears of Long Island transit advocates: that the MTA may cut all of its funding for Long Island Bus,
Connecticut will issue $200 million in bonds for the New Haven-Hartford-Springfield Rail Line in the hopes of winning an equivalent federal high-speed rail grant, the
Bike Walk Connecticut, formerly the Central Connecticut Bicycle Alliance, is hiring its first-ever full-time executive director, another sign of how cycling and pedestrian advocacy has
