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Mobilizing the Region #389

October 28, 2002

Inside this edition:

Congestion and Sprawl: Whose Problem to Solve?
NJ Governor James McGreevey took a big risk when he invited Maryland Governor Parris Glendening to be the lunch speaker at McGreevey’s smart growth summit last week.

Fare Hike Watch
The MTA Finance Committee met last Thursday, presenting revenue and spending trends that indicate NYC Transit’s financial situation may not be as bad as recent warnings. 

Bergen Arches Concept Study Complete: Public Adamantly Opposes Roadway Option
Jersey City civic leaders unanimously condemned any notion of developing a roadway in the Bergen Arches rail trench at a public meeting last Wednesday night.

Focus on East River Bridge Tolls Continues
Public debate spurred by the Bloomberg administration’s talk of putting tolls on East River Bridges continued through last week.  

Groups Urge City to Continue Rail Freight Effort
Last week, a group of 21 New York City-based community and transportation groups sent a letter to Mayor Bloomberg that emphasized the benefits of a cross-harbor rail freight tunnel.

Conference Assembles Transit Chiefs
The Rudin Transportation Center of NYU’s Wagner School convened its third annual Tri-State Transit Conference on Friday.

Route 92 Foe Paints Picture of Sprawl
In an Oct. 18 letter to the Courier News, Kingston resident Steve Masticola highlighted the link between smart growth and transportation policy in light of McGreevey's summit on sprawl.

Employment Opportunities at the Tri-State Transportation Campaign
The Campaign is accepting applications for two positions: Legislative Agent (based in Trenton, NJ) and Northern New Jersey Advocate.

 

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