The TIP comment period opens today! Submit comments on proposed FFY 2026-2030 TIP amendments are due 10/30! Provide your input on projects, including bridge rehab feasibility studies, landscape and pollinator enhancements, and more. 🔗 bit.ly/TIPCommentPeriod

NYMTC's executive director, Adam Levine, will be speaking at the Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Infrastructure US Conference, held at the Jay Conference Center in Manhattan on Wednesday, 10/29. If you see us, stop by and say hello! More info: bit.ly/10-29-EV

Last call! Our October Brown Bag is this Wednesday, 10/21, at noon. Hear from Anna Laloë, founder of Shredders Mountain Bike, on how youth cycling organizations are teaching kids bike and street safety and building active transportation culture across the NYMTC region. 🚲

🚨 Closing in two weeks! Share your input with @USDOTFHWA and @FTA_DOT on NYMTC’s transportation planning process during the Federal Certification Review public comment period. Share your thoughts on NYMTC's transportation planning process by 10/31: bit.ly/NYMTC-FCC

30+ communities across New York will receive $97 million+ in funding for walking/biking/hiking projects. Local recipients of the Transportation Alternatives Program, administered by @NYSDOT, include Brookhaven, Hastings-on-Hudson, & Queens. Learn more: on.ny.gov/4soJXxL

Did you know? The NYMTC planning area features 1,300 commuter rail track miles, 665 mainline subway track miles, and thousands of miles of local, express, commuter, and intercity bus routes. At NYMTC, we work to make our transportation system safe, more efficient, and accessible.

Our October Brown Bag is next Wednesday, 10/21 from 12-1 p.m.! Join us to hear a presentation from Shredder Mountain Bike’s founder, Anna Laloë, on how the group is inspiring kids through programming and education about cycling and street safety. 🔗: bit.ly/10-21brownbag

Between 2019 and 2024, there were 207 fatal crashes in Manhattan, with most occurrences spiking during the summer months. NYMTC's Crash Data Explorer tool allows you to visualize and analyze crash data across the region. Learn more: bit.ly/NYMTC-Crash-Data.

There’s still time! Share your input with @USDOTFHWA and @FTA_DOT on NYMTC’s transportation planning process during the Federal Certification Review public comment period. Let us know your feedback about NYMTC's transportation planning process by 10/31: bit.ly/NYMTC-FCC

Between 2019-2024, there have been 405 fatal crashes in Queens, NYC, with a majority happening between dusk and dawn. NYMTC's Crash Data Explorer tool allows you to visualize and analyze crash data across the region. Learn more: bit.ly/NYMTC-Crash-Data.

🚴Our October Brown Bag is two weeks away! Join us on Wednesday, 10/21 from 12:00 – 1:00 p.m. to hear how youth cycling programs are contributing to bike-friendly communities with Anna Laloë, founder of Shredders Mountain Bike. 🔗: bit.ly/10-21brownbag

October is #PedestrianSafetyMonth🚶We're encouraging safe habits for everyone on our roads, this month and all year long. Walkers: look up, use crosswalks, and be visible. Drivers: slow down and stop for people crossing. Everyone gets home safe when we all pay attention.

Did you know? NYMTC is home to the largest bikeshare system in North America – the @CitiBikeNYC NYC system – with over 2,000 bikeshare stations, nearly 34,000 bicycles, and 44 million rides in 2024. The bike network is a critical component of the regional transportation system.

Mark your calendar! NYMTC's October Brown Bag will be on Wednesday, 10/21, from 12-1 p.m., featuring Anna Laloë, Founder of Shredders Mountain Bike. She'll explore how youth cycling programs are leading the momentum for more bike-friendly communities. 🔗: bit.ly/10-21brownbag

It’s International Podcast Day! Catch up on some podcasts from NYMTC member agencies: • @NYC_DOT: bit.ly/nyc-dot-pod • @NYSDOT: on.ny.gov/3T6K4kh • @rocklandgov: bit.ly/rockland-pod • @westchestergov: bit.ly/westchester-pod

Share your input with @USDOTFHWA and @FTA_DOT on NYMTC’s transportation planning process during the Federal Certification Review public comment period. Let them know what you think about NYMTC's transportation planning process by 10/31: bit.ly/NYMTC-FCC

Last call! Join us for our Brown Bag tomorrow, 9/29, at 12 p.m.! Learn about the history and evolution of the @PABusTerminal with Kirsten Jones, General Manager, and how its operations are informing future design. 🔗: bit.ly/9-29brownbag

The public comment period is open for the Federal Certification Review of the transportation planning process in the region & closes 10/31. Provide your input with @USDOTFHWA and @FTA_DOT on the effectiveness of NYMTC’s transportation planning process: bit.ly/NYMTC-FCC

Our Brown Bag is next Tuesday, 9/29 from 12-1 p.m.! Kirsten Jones, General Manager at @PABusTerminal, will present on the history of the Port Authority Bus Terminal and how its evolution as the world’s busiest bus terminal is informing future design. 🔗: bit.ly/9-29brownbag

Happy Fall! As the weather cools & the leaves change, fall into NYMTC’s upcoming autumn events: 🍂 9/29 Brown Bag: a deep dive into @PABusTerminal 🍎 10/21 Brown Bag: building an active transportation culture through youth cycling 🌰 11/12 Brown Bag: CityWorks exhibit at @nysci