What your city can learn from #6minuteservice In September 2022, Riders Alliance, a member-led transit advocacy group in New York City, launched a nine month-long campaign calling on Governor Kathy Hochul to invest in more frequent…
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On paper, New York State seems like a leader in clean transportation. According to Census data, it has the most transit riders and the highest share of zero-car households of any state. And New York has…
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This guest post was authored by Alex S. Vitale. New York is still reeling from the horrific video-taped killing of subway rider Jordan Neely by a fellow passenger while he was having an apparent mental health crisis.…
This guest post was authored by Christof Spieler. It makes sense that many elected officials, advocates, and agency leadership and agency leadership are pushing for electric buses. In addition to the climate benefits, they’re quieter and…
Note: Some sections of this post initially appeared on Transportation for America’s blog, and are reprinted here with permission. According to the American Public Transportation Association, in the five years leading up to the pandemic, ridership…
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This post was written by guest contributor James Brasuell. In November 2020, Austin voters approved Proposition A, setting in motion one of the most ambitious capital investment programs in the entire country, Project Connect. Proposition A…