[Update 12/19: The NJ Sports and Exposition Authority’s lawsuit has been thrown out.] Earlier this year, the Sierra Club, NJ PIRG and NJ Environmental Federation
Tri-State joined several transportation, environment, civic and business groups in asking Connecticut Governor Rell to fast track the New Haven-Hartford-Springfield commuter rail line on Tuesday.
Older tri-state residents bear a significantly higher risk of being killed as a pedestrian than do their younger neighbors, or their cohorts in the rest
For shoppers and residents walking along East Fordham Road in the Bronx, it may not come as a surprise that this heavily traveled corridor made
This week ConnDOT will be holding public meetings on both of its major planned transit projects — the long-delayed Hartford-New Britain Busway and the New
Since MTR reported on the rise of NYC truck traffic in September and wondered what NYCDOT was doing to address it, we’ve learned that NYCDOT’s
The NY State Commission on MTA Financing, led by former MTA chair Richard Ravitch, has released its report (available on TSTC’s website) outlining a comprehensive
This Monday, Metro-North will join NJ Transit, NYSDOT, and the Port Authority in hosting an open house for its “West of Hudson Regional Transit Access
Three bills of interest have been making their way through the New Jersey Legislature, bringing mostly positive changes to the table. On the traffic calming
Along with a 23% fare increase, the MTA’s doomsday budget means serious service cuts for Long Island Rail Road, especially on the Port Washington and
Along with East River bridge tolls and additional payroll taxes, MTR has learned that improved bus service throughout the MTA region will be a
Despite the economic crisis, there is still plenty to be thankful for this year, including: New Jersey funding Access to the Region’s Core. You could
