A Reprieve for Long Island Intermodal
The best bet for reducing Long Island truck traffic is still alive. On Tuesday, Gov. Paterson vetoed a bill that would have killed plans for
August 7, 2008
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The best bet for reducing Long Island truck traffic is still alive. On Tuesday, Gov. Paterson vetoed a bill that would have killed plans for
On Monday, the Tri-State Transportation Campaign conducted a walking tour with the Greater Newark Conservancy and 40 teenagers in its Newark Youth Leadership Program. Campaign
The MTA may be on its way towards modern toll collection. After announcing at the State of the MTA address in March that it would
Two New York groups working on issues affecting the tightly squeezed working and middle classes have teamed up again to promote a message: Halt the
The Port Authority’s plans to redevelop its bus terminal on 42nd Street and 8th Avenue will do more than add office space to the area.
(Click image for a larger view, or view full size [warning: 4200 by 3030 pixels] here.) A board game? An unusually colorful circuit board?
New ConnDOT Commissioner Joseph Marie has taken over an agency that has been marred by corruption and is in dire need of policy reforms that
Increasingly, the New York State Dept. of Transportation (NYSDOT) and its regional offices are acknowledging the need for a more smart growth oriented and sustainable
162 pedestrians and bicyclists were killed in New Jersey in 2007, 9 percent fewer than in 2006. But the good news is overshadowed by the
The Connecticut Post recently reported that the police department in Seymour, Ct., is jittery about potential liability issues that may arise from installing traffic calming
The New Jersey Turnpike Authority (NJTA) has posted official responses to public comments made on the NJ Turnpike expansion project, which would complete the dual-dual
MTA staff unveiled a preliminary budget full of bad news at this morning’s board meeting, with the biggest news an eight percent fare and toll