New York Expands Fair Fares Program, Moves to OMNY for Easier Transit AccessLow-income New Yorkers now have easier access to discounted public transit through the Fair Fares program on the OMNY system.
Transit advocates back bill to encourage alternatives to highway expansion projectsThe NY campaign aims to decrease car dependence through the Get Around NY Act, aligning infrastructure projects with climate goals.
New York Expands Fair Fares Program, Moves to OMNY for Easier Transit AccessLow-income New Yorkers now have easier access to discounted public transit through the Fair Fares program on the OMNY system.
Transit advocates back bill to encourage alternatives to highway expansion projectsThe NY campaign aims to decrease car dependence through the Get Around NY Act, aligning infrastructure projects with climate goals.
Sustainable Transportation Research Is Snagged In Trump's Anti-'DEI' Dragnet - Streetsblog USAThe Trump administration's actions threaten diversity-focused transportation research vital for marginalized communities.
Turns Out Blind People Really Love Taking Trips in Waymo's Self-Driving RobotaxisWaymo's services for blind users, including unique accessibility features, empower visually impaired individuals with independence and reliable transportation options.
Why Waiting For a Bus in New York Can Be DeadlyBus stops in NYC can pose a critical heat risk, especially in low-income neighborhoods, according to a new report.
Here's where Citi Bike is expanding in Brooklyn, Queens, the BronxNew York City is expanding its Citi Bike program to underserved neighborhoods, aiming to improve transportation equity and accessibility for 900,000 residents.
Why Waiting For a Bus in New York Can Be DeadlyBus stops in NYC can pose a critical heat risk, especially in low-income neighborhoods, according to a new report.
Here's where Citi Bike is expanding in Brooklyn, Queens, the BronxNew York City is expanding its Citi Bike program to underserved neighborhoods, aiming to improve transportation equity and accessibility for 900,000 residents.