Governor’s Plans for Mass Transit

In the proposed budget for FY 2013-2014, the Governor laid out a plan to increase transportation spending for state highways and bridges, help with local roads, Turnpike projects and mass transit.

In the proposed budget for FY 2013-2014, the Governor laid out a plan to increase transportation spending for state highways and bridges, help with local roads, Turnpike projects and mass transit.
Call it a strange case of foreshadowing. When the Regional Asset District (RAD) became law under Act 77 of 1993, only a few people other
Late last week word came of the overhaul the Port Authority will begin to implement in order to make the system more efficient and
“Let’s face it-transit agencies are not private companies and do not make a profit. Public transit has both a business and a social mission”. So
What seemed to be a clear and straightforward agenda at the Port Authority (PAT) board’s March 25th meeting turned into a much longer and drawn-out
Proponents of funding public transit rallied at the City-County building this week calling for dedicated funding from the state for the Port Authority, one