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Previous editions:
MTR #319
MTR #318
MTR #317
MTR #316

Mobilizing the Region #320

June 4, 2001

Inside this edition:

Groups Sue New Jersey to Enforce Transportation Law
Five organizations filed a complaint regarding the Department of Transportation's refusal to comply with the 2000 Transportation Trust Fund Reauthorization Act.

NJ’s Stealth Bridge Bond Awaits Hearing
To little notice, the Assembly Transportation Committee approved the Local Bridge Bond Act of 2001 that would allow $250 million in bonding to DOT on May 21st.

Fewer Station Workers = More Subway Crime
Neighborhood advocates, labor leaders protest MTA bid to save money through reducing number of part-time toll clerks on pay roll.

Albany Freeze: Transpo Tax Measures on Ice
Both the drive by the State Senate to rescind the state sales tax on gasoline and tax easements on freight railroads are held up by budget impasse.

Another Toll Holiday Bid, Careful Language from DiFrancesco
Acting NJ Governor Donald DiFrancesco issued an executive order directing NJ DOT to prepare a plan for removal of the "barrier toll plazas" on the Garden State Parkway.

Dutchess Guide a Must-Read for Region
The Dutchess County planning department has produced an extremely attractive, very user-friendly guidebook to smart growth and transportation planning.

New Urbanists Coming to Old Gotham
Next week, June 7-10, more than 1,000 leading smart growth professionals from across the country and world will gather in NYC.

Traffic Calming Grants Poised to Hit the Street in Nassau, Suffolk
A profile of one Long Island traffic calming project recently awarded funds by the NYS DOT through the state's  “Local Safe Streets and Traffic Calming” program. 

 

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