Two federal regulations included in MAP-21 will take effect this week, and they could have a significant impact on how transportation projects are planned. The regulations, one concerning Federal
Roads that put pedestrians’ lives at risk traverse the tri-state region, and although no two dangerous roads are exactly alike, they tend to share a design
Earlier this week, Tri-State released an analysis on the region’s Most Dangerous Roads for Walking. This year, however, in addition to looking at total fatalities,
As state departments of transportation try to reduce the stubborn problem of pedestrian and cyclist deaths, one tactic they can use is to help local communities adopt
A weekly roundup of good deeds, missteps, heroic feats and epic failures in the tri-state region and beyond. Winners New Jersey Congressman Albio Sires — Congressman Sires has
A new Tri-State analysis finds that more than 1,200 pedestrians were killed on roads in Connecticut, New Jersey and downstate New York in the three
After a year of delays, derailments, and other woes on Metro-North’s New Haven Line, the Connecticut Citizens Transportation Lobby is hosting a commuter “Speakout” on
Even with the weather on its side, New Jersey Transit was unable to meet the transit demands of the approximately 28,000 attendees who purchased rail
“There is no industry that could possibly be successful if you have expenses that grow with inflation and you have revenues that don’t… But that
Toll plazas throughout New York could soon be all-electronic, if a proposal in Governor Cuomo’s draft Executive Budget is approved. Tri-State has been advocating for all-electronic tolling (AET) since 1999,
New Haven Line Metro-North riders, who have endured a year marked by serious service disruptions, could face 20 more years of compromised service if investment
A weekly roundup of good deeds, missteps, heroic feats and epic failures in the tri-state region and beyond. Winners ConnDOT and Connecticut cyclists — Connecticut is
