The metropolitan planning organizations of New York State have released their lists of transportation projects that are eligible for stimulus funds designated by the American
NYCDOT and NYC Transit have already started using bus rapid transit to speed up New York City’s notoriously slow bus system. But where should the
The Regional Plan Association continues its excellent work mapping the MTA’s planned service cuts, which will occur if state elected officials can’t get behind a
At an Albany press conference today, the State Senate Democrats released a stopgap MTA funding plan that would not address the agency’s long-term capital needs
On March 4, Carteret became the newest participant in the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (DCA) “Live Where You Work” homebuyer incentive program. The
Newly released figures from the American Public Transportation Association (APTA) show transit ridership growing 4 percent nationwide in 2008 over 2007, with 10.7 billion trips
So said one of the many chants ringing out this afternoon in front of Senator Ruben Diaz Sr.’s district office in the Bronx. Constituents of
Today, Tri-State joined a coalition of civic, environmental, and transportation groups that called on elected officials to implement congestion pricing on Connecticut’s roads. The Connecticut
During the drafting of federal stimulus legislation, Transportation for America — a national coalition of over 225 organizations including Tri-State — was an active voice
Back in 2006, MTR published an article on the tri-states’ “race to bus rapid transit” (MTR # 542). At the time, the “race” could have
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcLzn45H7p0] Will Albany tell the region’s transit riders to “drop dead,” or come to their rescue? March 25 is the point of no return, when
The following is a first-person account from TSTC New Jersey Advocate Zoe Baldwin: On February 18, Dan Valle was killed while riding his bike in
