TSTC is Hiring a Federal Advocate
[UPDATE: The position has been closed.] The Tri-State Transportation Campaign seeks to hire a federal advocate to manage its federal work and assess the needs
July 15, 2009
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[UPDATE: The position has been closed.] The Tri-State Transportation Campaign seeks to hire a federal advocate to manage its federal work and assess the needs
New MTA head Jay Walder is a transit expert with deep experience in financial management. He’ll need that experience as the MTA prepares to submit
The Tri-State Transportation Campaign congratulates Jay Walder on his appointment as MTA Chairman and is pleased that Governor Paterson chose a qualified and experienced transportation
[UPDATE 7/14: ConnDOT has canceled the fare hike hearings, which raises the possibility that they may be out of the budget.] While budget negotiations continue
An expansion of Newark’s GoBus service is only the first of many bus projects NJ Transit has in the works, TSTC learned after a recent
The Museum of the City of New York will host a panel on “The Future of the MTA” on Wednesday, July 15 at 6:30 pm.
Since 2007, NYSDOT has been conducting a “Managed Use Lanes” study, aimed at getting the most out of the NYC-area road network without expanding highways.
The widely-reported Urban Mobility Study from the Texas Transportation Institute, released today, finds that nationwide travel delay due to congestion declined slightly from 2006 to
Over the holiday weekend, Governor Rell took time out from budget negotiations with legislative Democrats to sign the Complete Streets bill, legislation that was passed
The Goethals Bridge Replacement Draft Environmental Impact Statement has been released by the U.S. Coast Guard and Port Authority. The design remains largely the same
The Tri-State Transportation Campaign continues to oppose the widening of the Garden State Parkway between exits 30 and 80 because the project will not relieve
New Rochelle has a message for developers in this Westchester County city: put in bike parking or put a check in the mail. A new