Mobilizing the Region
       A weekly bulletin from the Tri-State Transportation Campaign
Current edition: Mobilizing the Region #315, April 30, 2001


More Mayoral Meditations
Bronx Borough President and NYC mayoral candidate Fernando Ferrer fails to defend his anti- Verrazano Bridge toll crusade at a Sierra Club candidate forum last week.

S.I. Hopefuls Pummel Goethals Twin
Candidates for Staten Island's north shore City Council seat agreed at a recent forum that "twinning" the Goethals Bridge would bring more traffic to the Island.

Environmental, Civic Groups Call on Governor, Lawmakers: 
Hold NJ DOT to Repair Promises 
Seven groups held a press conference at the decrepit Alexander Rd Bridge in West Windsor to make a point about NJ DOT defiance of bridge and road repair goals.

Fit to Re-Print
Newspapers across the region weighed in with on-the-money commentary on critical transportation issues last week including NJ DOT's failure to make good on repair promises, Garden State Parkway tolls, and transit funding for NYC.

Despite "Fix Transportation" Consensus CT Lawmakers Squabble Over Nickels, Dimes 
The CT General Assembly approved a two-year state spending plan that reduced funding for new transportation initiatives by one-third below the Governor's budget.

Rail Station Shuttles for Long Island Get a Start in Islip 
Suffolk Transportation Inc. announced the launch of a new rush hour station shuttle service for Long Island Railroad commuters in Central Islip. 

     
Each week, the Tri-State Transportation Campaign publishes Mobilizing the Region, or MTR. MTR is a bulletin on New Jersey, New York and Connecticut transportation news and opinion from the perspective of advocacy for sustainable transportation.

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