A fundamental belief at Tri-State is that land use planning and transportation planning are intrinsically linked, and that the failure to consider them in tandem
The traffic calming movement is sweeping New Haven, thanks to citizen action and the remarkable efforts of TSTC’s partners in the New Haven Safe Streets
The Southern Bronx River Watershed Alliance, of which TSTC is a member, is hiring a new coordinator to carry out its community education and organizing
The MTA has long fought public sentiment that it is wasteful and not to be trusted, a perception many elected officials have been quick to
Congratulations to TSTC staffer Veronica Vanterpool, who was recently promoted to the position of associate director. Veronica joined the Campaign a year ago to help
Bee-Line Bus riders on Central Ave. in Westchester could be getting major improvements in service, with buses every 10 minutes, more and better bus shelters,
The MTA’s Ernest Tollerson and Projjal Dutta will be taking questions on the agency’s sustainability efforts on Tuesday, June 17, from 12 noon to 1
Many NYC-area transit riders are reeling over news reports that the MTA may raise fares in 2009 due to skyrocketing debt payments, rising fuel costs,
New Jersey Turnpike Authority (NJTA) data obtained by TSTC in May shows that traffic volume on the NJ Turnpike has stayed virtually unchanged since 2004,
Westchester County has repeatedly shown that smart transportation policy isn’t confined to cities like NYC and New Haven. Kudos to County planners for some well-deserved
Support is growing for the City of New Haven’s proposal to remove the Route 34 highway connector, recreate the street grid, and develop housing, parks,
In the last couple of years, New York City Mayor Bloomberg has done an impressive job in creating a vision of New York as a
