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Gov. Cuomo should stop stalling and sign the ebike bill

MTA Brass Says “Congestion Fee” Panel Can Meet in Secret

Mayor De Blasio Signs Safe Streets Bill Into Law

We should invest in urban centers, not expand highways to get around them.

Connecticut’s Transportation Plan Stymies Its Future

Lamont's new take on Connecticut's old transportation problems

Advocates: MTA Board Must Get Moving On Congestion Pricing Details

City Council Approves East Side Resiliency Plan

Gov. Ned Lamont’s $21B transportation plan would increase capacity on the state’s highways, but critics say that can lead to more gridlock

A PATH train from NYC to Newark is the best option, group says, even if it costs $1.7B

Reform groups demand congestion pricing board comply with open meetings law

Federal lawmakers call for New England regional cooperation for jobs

Linking PATH Train to EWR Will Make Economy Soar, Advocates Say

Climate change growing pains are real but necessary: Today, New York must advance its major resiliency projects

Wednesday’s Headline: TV News Gets it (Mostly) Right This Time Edition

Why New York advocates revive push for Triboro rail line

NYC’s war on cars has eliminated 6,100 parking spots in two years

The MTA is joining the Paris climate agreement. It should focus on improving service

Our vision for the Meadowlands must address the urgency of climate change | Opinion

Before you get on the train, tell top pols how lousy your NJ Transit commute is

These Nine Council Members Voted Against Life-Saving Street Safety — Here’s Why

Curbside Debate Rages at Community Forum

Planning official shares Yangtze River Delta vision

Sweeney & Middlesex Senators Laud Funding Agreement for North Brunswick Train Station

Report warns of ‘demolition by neglect’ at NYCHA properties

The Triboro line: A real possibility, or pie-in-the-sky? Experts weigh in.

Free Parking Isn’t Free — But Upper West Side Car Owners Want To Keep It That Way

Should the City’s Housing Plan Make NYCHA its Centerpiece?

MTA Says It’s Better Prepared For Another Hurricane, ‘Severe Weather Is No Longer An Anomaly’

A Co-op Grows In Brooklyn

What It Takes To Implement The Climate Protection Act In New York

Local Board Considering How to Replace or Modify Curbside Parking Spots; Meeting Tuesday

New York Public Housing Risks ‘Demolition by Neglect’ Without Intervention, Report Says

Group Recommends Structural Changes to Raise Money for NYCHA

NYCHA needs structural changes and plan to raise more cash, research group reports