From the category archives:

Transportation

The Exodus Begins

28 May 2010

As New Yorkers and others leave work early and head south to Jersey for the Memorial Day weekend, big delays and volume have been reported on the Garden State Parkway near Woodbridge and on the New Jersey Turnpike near Exit 8 and 8A, where the turnpike merges from five lanes down to three. With gas [...]

AllWaysNY Photomat

The Gowanus Expressway cuts its way through Brooklyn. Some pretty impressive height for those shoes on the wire.

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LIRR Service Cuts Begin Today

In an attempt to close the projected $800 million budget shortfall for 2010, the MTA approved some Long Island Railroad service cuts which will take affect today. In addition to the peak-hour train cuts on several lines, daily service to the Belmont Park racetrack will be discontinued entirely, except during the Belmont Stakes on June [...]

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Back

Well, it’s taken a bit longer than planned, but AllWaysNY is back!

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Follow The Money

In response to The MTA’s plans for yet another round of fare hikes next July and in 2011, State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli will begin an audit of the MTA’s finances, according to The Post. The examination of the transit agency’s new budget proposal, which includes the fare increases, is slated to be completed in September [...]

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New York Now: Discussion

Early plans from 1957 for Pan Am’s flying saucer-shaped JFK Terminal 3 (now used by Delta) initially included a whopping nine gate positions. From Beijing to Madrid, cutting-edge designs and innovations are transforming the ways we experience the world’s airports and air travel. How is New York’s airport system, which remains the busiest in the [...]

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