Regional Plan Association celebrates a century of research, planning, and advocacy

  • the latest
  • about
    • Who We Are

    • About RPA
    • Our Staff
    • Board of Directors
    • Committees
    • Join Our Team
    • Financials
    • History

    • Regional Plans
    • Timeline
    • Centennial
  • contact
  • search
    • Twitter
    • Instagram
    • LinkedIn
    • Facebook
    • Vimeo
  • Our Work

    Reports

    View and search the archive of RPA reports.

    View All

    Campaigns

    Learn about our ongoing advocacy work.

    View All

    Research Areas

    • Energy & Environment
    • Housing & Neighborhood Planning
    • Transportation
    • Governance
  • Our Region
  • Events

    Upcoming Events

    Discover upcoming events.

    View All

    Assembly

    Learn more about our annual spring conference.

    • The RPA Centennial Assembly
    • Sponsorship Opportunities
    • Past Assemblies

    Benefit

    Learn more about our fall celebration.

    View

  • Support
  • Our Work
    • Reports
    • Campaigns
    • Research Areas

    • Energy & Environment
    • Housing & Neighborhood Planning
    • Transportation
    • Governance
  • Our Region
  • Events
    • Upcoming Events
    • The RPA Centennial Assembly
    • Benefit
  • Support
  • the latest
  • about
    • Who We Are

    • About RPA
    • Our Staff
    • Board of Directors
    • Committees
    • Join Our Team
    • Financials
    • History

    • Regional Plans
    • Timeline
    • Centennial
  • contact
  • search
  • Twitter
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn
  • Facebook
  • Vimeo

Apr 23 2019

News Release

RPA Statement in Response NYC DOT's L Train Project Plans

share

The following can be attributed to Kate Slevin, Senior Vice President of State Programs and Advocacy, Regional Plan Association:

“We are pleased to see the DOT and MTA are reverting to mitigation plans closer to what was developed over months with elected officials and community members. It’s long past time New York City adopt street designs that do more to prioritize low carbon transportation, like bus transit and cycling, and 14 street is the prefect corridor to try this out. We are calling on both agencies to release frequent and transparent updates on traffic, ridership and cost, so the public can react and respond to travel situations in real time.”

Written by

  • Slevin Kate

    Kate Slevin

    Executive Vice President

Related News-Release Posts

Aug 2022
in Transportation
Statement on Congestion Pricing Program Environmental Assessment
Jul 2022
in Transportation
Statement from Congestion Pricing Now Coalition on Traffic Mobility Review Board Appointees
Jul 2022
in Transportation
Statement on NY Penn Station General Project Plan
Oct 2010
in Transportation
New York-Connecticut Consortium Wins Sustainable Communities Regional Planning Grant

Receive our monthly newsletter, insider updates and exclusive invitations to RPA events.

become a member today

New York

One Whitehall St
16th Floor
New York, NY 10004

New Jersey

179 Nassau Street
3rd Floor
Princeton, NJ 08542

60 Union Street
Suite 1-N
Newark, NJ 07105

Connecticut

2 Landmark Square
Suite 108
Stamford, CT 06901

Connect

  • 212.253.2727
  • info@rpa.org
  • Twitter
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn
  • Facebook
  • Vimeo

Want to get involved?

Sign up for our newsletter to hear about the latest reports and events.

sign up

All content 2022. All rights reserved. .