MTA’s Walder Meets the Press
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,
October 22, 2009
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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
It has been the “fall of fare hike fights” here at Tri-State. MTR has documented at length the bus and rail fare hike fights in
Why is bus rapid transit needed in Connecticut, and what can the state learn from BRT systems around the region and the nation? Those were
OUTRAGE, a local group advocating to reduce community impacts of truck traffic in North Brooklyn, is organizing a survey to document truck traffic in Williamsburg
Not to be outdone by the Port Authority, which unveiled an updated website last week, NJ Transit has pulled off a website makeover of its
Reconnecting America, a national land use and transportation group, is hiring a full-time Policy Associate focusing on affordable housing near transit stations to work out
NYSDOT may be lacking money and political support for its newly released 2010-2015 capital program, but the program shows the agency is moving slowly toward
This Thursday, come hear about proposals for bus rapid transit in Connecticut and learn about BRT success stories throughout the nation. The Tri-State Transportation Campaign,
This article was co-written with NJ Future’s Jay Corbalis and is cross-posted at Garden State Smart Growth: 2009 has been a grim year for New
Last week, the Port Authority overhauled its website, making it clearer and easier to navigate. One new feature that will benefit commuters and anyone who
A Rockland County summit held last week proved a reminder of just how daunting the financing of the Tappan Zee Bridge/I-287 Corridor project will be.