The New York City Department of City Planning (DCP)’s Transportation Division and Queens Office recently held its kickoff meeting for the Western Queens Transportation Study,
The New Jersey Department of Transportation has still not revealed whether the 12.5-mile rebuild of Route 35, damaged during Super Storm Sandy, will include dedicated bike lanes,
A weekly roundup of good deeds, missteps, heroic feats and epic failures in tri-state transportation news. Winners Suffolk County bus riders — Suffolk County will receive $3.96
After a decade of planning, a groundbreaking ceremony was held yesterday for the Wyandanch Rising project, a public-private redevelopment project intended to transform one of Long Island’s most economically distressed
Bad news for transit riders: Thanks to opposition from State Senator Bill Perkins, among others, 32,000 crosstown bus riders in Harlem will continue to enjoy
Compact, pedestrian-friendly development is as important in small towns as it is in large cities, and can help create a traditional “Main Street” look that
The transportation sector is far and away the largest component of the NY Works Task Force Statewide Capital Plan, anticipating $113.42 billion in spending on transportation over
The company that operates the parking lots and publicly subsidized, oversized, and unnecessary garages at Yankee Stadium are so deep in the hole, that they’re
It was only a matter of time before realtors began advertising Citi Bike as an amenity. Hard to believe it was just over two months
A weekly roundup of good deeds, missteps, heroic feats and epic failures in tri-state transportation news. Winners City of Norwalk (CT) — The City received a grant from
Pedestrians 60 years and older in the tri-state region are disproportionately at risk of being killed in collisions with vehicles while walking, according to TSTC’s
Between 2000 and 2006-2010*, several tri-state counties saw some of the largest mode share increases in public transportation, biking or walking commutes in the nation
