[UPDATE: The Portal Bridge/East Coast Greenway hearing has been postponed again.] Two important New Jersey events that were snowed out last month have been rescheduled
One of the Obama administration’s key transportation initiatives has been connecting land use and transportation planning to foster walkable communities instead of sprawl. Recent momentum
New Jersey Transit riders are facing a 25% fare increase and service cuts on every train line and buses across the state, the agency said
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
New Yorkers are mad as hell about plans to cut transit service, Access-a-Ride, and free NYC student MetroCards — public hearings across the MTA region
Hoping to build upon last year’s Complete Streets victory, advocates and legislators urged members of the Connecticut General Assembly’s Transportation Committee today to enact two
Our friends at Environment America are hiring a Transportation Advocate who will work out of their Washington, DC office. The position has four major areas
The Tri-State Transportation Campaign’s efforts to advance 21st century transportation policies in Connecticut are bearing fruit. The Connecticut Department of Transportation (ConnDOT) is spending more
Public hearings on the MTA’s proposed service cuts begin tonight in Nassau and Westchester Counties, and will continue over the next week in the five
Last week, Governor Rell canceled nearly $390 million in unallocated bonding funds as a way to pare down Connecticut’s anticipated $500 million deficit for this
According to a new Monmouth University poll, nearly all New Jersey residents believe that having money for transportation is important, and over 70% are concerned
Americans are making a significantly higher share of daily trips on transit, on foot, and by bicycle, according to newly released data from the Federal
