Today is a key advocacy day for transit riders statewide as legislators in Albany are in the final stages of putting together their one house
The latest analysis from Tri-State Transportation Campaign, released this week, finds that 1,266 pedestrians were killed on roads in Connecticut, New Jersey and downstate New York in
We’re sorry to deliver Winners & Losers a day late — we were busy getting our annual analysis out. Have you seen it? A weekly roundup of
Tomorrow is the last of seven public hearings hosted by the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey to discuss the Cross Harbor Freight Program NEPA
If last week’s hearing on tolls at Connecticut’s borders did anything, it strengthened the position that implementing tolls for the sole purpose of generating revenue is a
There’s been a lot of talk about bringing highway tolls back to Connecticut these last few days. The state outlawed tolls after seven people were killed in a
Anyone trying to make sense of all of the bad news for New Jersey transportation this week—the lack of transportation talk in Governor Christie’s FY2016 budget
The one upside to the severe weather of the past few weeks is that there are still three more opportunities to voice your thoughts about the Port
A weekly roundup of good deeds, missteps, heroic feats and epic failures in the tri-state region and beyond. WINNERS Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. — During
The Central Avenue corridor connecting Albany and Schenectady has been in the news lately after four-year-old Ashiqur Rahman was killed by a turning garbage truck at
Yesterday morning in Westchester, a group of more than 30 elected officials, transit users, transit operators and transportation advocates braved the bitter cold for a
Yesterday we wrote about what’s included in “Let’s Go CT,” Connecticut’s long-term statewide transportation plan. Both of the documents released yesterday — the “5-Year Transportation
