Earlier this week, Transportation for America released The Fix We’re In For report which, using the newest data from the Federal Highway Administration’s National Bridge Inventory, finds that
Last week, the City of Camden, New Jersey made a significant commitment to improving the safety of its roadways by adopting a complete streets policy.
The addition of Sunday bus service on two summer East End routes in Suffolk County is already proving to be a good investment according to
Today, the New York State Assembly joined the New York State Senate in unanimously passing a lockbox bill that will make it harder for the
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This post includes the text of a press release that TSTC put out earlier today along with: Empire State Future, Mothers on the Move, New
Since the release of TSTC’s most recent Most Dangerous Roads for Pedestrians report in February, state and local leaders in Connecticut, New Jersey and New York have been hard
It’s been an exciting week in Albany, with three important bills working their way through the New York State Legislature. Speed cameras Governor Cuomo made
The driver of a green Ford Taurus, who allegedly robbed multiple Manhattan banks today, jumped the curb on just outside of TSTC’s offices on West
During the hectic close to Connecticut’s legislative session, which ended on June 5, the General Assembly passed needed legislation to protect against transportation budget raids.
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The coverage of Mayor Bloomberg’s $20 billion storm resiliency plan for New York City has largely focused on big ticket items like building levees, flood
