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
Public hearings on a proposed 25% fare hike and service cuts for NJ Transit wrapped up over the weekend. After hundreds testified on Thursday, hundreds
Desperation, anger, and fear were the dominant emotions during the first day of public hearings on New Jersey’s doomsday plan for transit. In Newark, Trenton,
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
Public hearings on the plan to raise NJ Transit fares by 25% and cut service across the state will take place tomorrow and Friday evenings
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
On Tuesday, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie released his 2010-11 budget, closing a strongly worded address to the State Legislature by asking legislators and state
Connecticut’s Joint Committee on Transportation reported several bills out of committee earlier this week, including a Tri-State supported bill to increase penalties for careless driving
