Tag: Transportation Trust Fund
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NJ Transit approved a contract on Thursday, October 10 to overhaul the trucks on 100 Multilevel II cars, which were ordered in 2010… Continue Reading Multilevel cars to get their trucks overhauled, but what about the windows?
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At its regular meeting on July 27th, the Lackawanna Coalition called for secure, stable, and sufficient funding for operations at NJ Transit, as… Continue Reading Coalition Calls for Stable and Sufficient Funding for Operations at NJ Transit and for Community Transportation
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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie likes to portray himself as a fiscal conservative, but reporting by Kate Zernike in The New York Times… Continue Reading Christie’s Budget Strategies Questioned
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On Monday, October 4, as Gov. Christie’s transportation project freeze went into effect, the NJ legislature’s Joint Budget Operating Committee held an emergency… Continue Reading Legislature Reverses Course; Construction Freeze to End
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On Monday, October 4, as Gov. Christie’s transportation project freeze goes into effect and the NJ legislature is set to hold emergency meetings… Continue Reading WNYC Covers Construction Freeze
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NJ Governor Chris Christie’s 30-day moratorium on the ARC trans-Hudson rail tunnel has led to a “high-stakes game of political chicken”, which now… Continue Reading Transportation Construction Gridlock Threatened
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Bob Ingle, writing in the Daily Record, Sunday, Sept. 26, says Governor Christie’s decision to put the trans-Hudson ARC rail tunnel on hold… Continue Reading “Christie wise to say whoa to rail tunnel, terminal” says Record columnist
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New Jersey’s Transportation Trust Fund pays for highway projects and some capital projects for New Jersey Transit. By the end of next June,… Continue Reading Can the Transportation Trust Fund Be Saved?
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From our September/October 2010 Railgram newsletter How the ARC Project Can Be “Right-sized” into the Moynihan/Penn Station First Alternative Can the currently planned… Continue Reading Use It or Lose It?
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