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MTR #391
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Mobilizing the Region #392

November 18, 2002

Inside this edition:

East River Tolls: Mayor’s Least Controversial Budget Move?
In his Thursday budget address, Mayor Bloomberg said East River bridge tolls are a revenue-enhancing step “that we simply have to do.” 

Succession At NJ DOT
Last week, Governor James McGreevey announced that NJ transportation commissioner James Fox will become his chief of staff, replacing the outgoing Gary Taffet.

Port Authority Can’t Afford Goethals Twin
After revising its revenue estimates, the Port Authority says it is reducing its capital program by $2 billion in the next five years.

Region is Already U.S. Road Pricing Leader
Even as the city considers East River tolls, congestion pricing is already a reality at its bridge and tunnel links to New Jersey, and on the NJ Turnpike.

Gridlock Sam Urges Fresh Start For NYC Tolls
As Mayor Bloomberg was dropping his bombshell proposal for a $2 billion commuter tax, traffic guru Sam Schwartz was unveiling a radical toll-overhaul plan.

Road Building, Pricing Clash in the U.K.
British transportation policy makers are embroiled in debates that sound remarkably like some of those in this region, even if the discussion seems more advanced over there.

The Case for Road Pricing in Connecticut
The CT Transportation Strategy Board is about a month away from the December 15 deadline for presenting its recommendations to Governor Rowland.

Paying for Mass Transit: CT Should Look to Neighbors’ Examples
As it considers a variety of new mass transit projects and service enhancements, Connecticut needs increase the resources at its disposal to operate trains and buses.

Suffolk County's Road Doctors
Concerned residents from Coram and Middle Island rallied in the streets last week, objecting to the NY State Dept. of Transportation’s refusal to restripe a portion of Middle Country Road.

Praise for Mercer County Bike Path
A public-private partnership will create a 20-mile bike route through Lawrence and Hopewell in Mercer County.

Job 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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