1000 Friends of Connecticut, a planning group that has worked with Tri-State to accomplish major reforms like the passage of complete streets legislation, is seeking
A new report from Transportation For America and the Surface Transportation Policy Partnership, Dangerous by Design, finds that pedestrians continue to suffer from alarmingly high
A recent study showing the health impacts to infants living close to traffic jammed toll plazas provides another reason for new MTA chairman Jay Walder
New York City’s Bicycle Access to Buildings Law goes into effect on December 11, requiring many commercial landlords to provide bicycle access to tenants who
Anti-incumbent sentiment appeared to be a strong force in the region this Election Day. New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine was defeated by challenger Chris Christie,
Whoever wins the tight New Jersey governor’s race will have done so after a grueling, hard-fought campaign. But the victor will then face the even
Frustrated by the lack of attention to the looming transportation funding crisis in New Jersey’s gubernatorial race, TSTC sent surveys to the three major candidates
Frustrated by the lack of attention to the looming transportation funding crisis in New Jersey’s gubernatorial race, TSTC sent surveys to the three major candidates
While it remains unclear when Congress will make progress on the re-authorization of the federal transportation bill, here are six bills TSTC supports that are
A federal appeals court has ruled that a class-action lawsuit that challenges the constitutionality of residency-based toll discounts should be judged on the merits. The
New MTA chief Jay Walder is in his third week on the job and on the front page of today’s New York Times. That article,
The looming bankruptcy of New Jersey’s Transportation Trust Fund has long been the unaddressed 800-pound gorilla climbing up the side of NJ’s statehouse. The main
