An advocacy and policy organization fighting for sustainable and equitable mobility in the New York metropolitan area! More thoughts: https://xitter.cf/t.co/8NVhCgU4jW
New York, USA
Joined January 2009
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Tri-State Transportation Campaign retweeted
We are honored to support Fair Fares NJ. Every New Jerseyan deserves access to transit, and cost should never limit their access. Learn more about the campaign and tell Trenton it’s time to invest in riders: fairfaresnj.org/individual-a…
#FairFaresNJ
@RegionalPlan @Tri_State
Tri-State Transportation Campaign retweeted
📢Fair Fares just got a major expansion—now covering New Yorkers up to 200% of the federal poverty level.
That means more affordable transit for hundreds of thousands of people who rely on the subway to get to work and daily life.
Read our statement cssny.us/4eMeVt2
Tri-State Transportation Campaign retweeted
“Although disappointed, we are not deterred." New York State leaders must act to protect public health and clean air. Read ElectrifyNY's full statement here: bit.ly/4oyWqgd
Tri-State Transportation Campaign retweeted
In the South Bronx, families live next to some of the largest, most polluting warehouses in New York. Hundreds of diesel trucks. Thousands of trips. Every single day. Time to pass the Clean Deliveries Act. electrifyny.org/warehouses/
Tri-State Transportation Campaign retweeted
No review. No oversight. No accountability. That’s the reality for South Bronx families living in the shadow of NY’s biggest warehouses. The Senate has passed the Clean Deliveries Act 3x — now the Assembly must act. electrifyny.org/warehouses/ spons
Tri-State Transportation Campaign retweeted
The Department of Tequila: finally a DOT program everyone agrees on
The Art of Mobility is almost here 🔔
A night of creativity, history, and the people moving our region forward. Don’t miss it!
🎟️ tstc.org/aom2026
Tri-State Transportation Campaign retweeted
I’m excited to share that I’ve been selected as one of the recipients of the @Tri_State 2026 Mobility Maker Award. I’m truly honored and grateful for this recognition at their ‘Art of Mobility’ fundraiser.
tstc.org/aom2026/
Tri-State Transportation Campaign retweeted
They are an incredible organization that I’ve had the privilege of working with throughout my career. Their efforts to promote sustainable and equitable transportation across the Tri-State region(CT, NJ, & NY) have made a meaningful impact on communities throughout the region.
Tri-State Transportation Campaign retweeted
🚨 Breaking 🚨
With gas prices skyrocketing and costs of living expected to worsen, 21 organizations urge NY to fully fund transit so that New Yorkers have affordable options to get around. Failure to fully fund NYPTA this year will result in service cuts, worsening the crisis.
Tri-State Transportation Campaign retweeted
I joined community members, advocates and elected officials to say no to even a foot of expansion to the Cross Bronx expressway.
For too long, the Bronx has sounded the alarm. I’m proud to help lead this fight by introducing the Stop Highway Community Harm Act in the Legislature to stop highway expansions near public housing and high-asthma areas.
It is time to put people over cars, communities over congestion, and health over highways.
Tri-State Transportation Campaign retweeted
We're excited to discuss how fast and frequent transit is life-changing for so many New Yorkers across the state with bus riders from Buffalo to Babylon. Join us at the Well this Caucus Weekend with Assemblymember @JonRivera149 🚌
Tri-State Transportation Campaign retweeted
"Does transit bring you up to parity, or leave you behind feeling trapped?”
Great op-ed + rider stories from @Tri_State in @njdotcom on transit equity and fair fares!
nj.com/opinion/2026/02/nj-tr…
Tri-State Transportation Campaign retweeted
New year, same dream!
Today @SenGonzalezNY and I sent a letter to @MTA along w/ 20 other state + city electeds who represent current or former stations on the G line. With the planned summer shutdown, we need a full upgrade:
🚇 Full eight cars
🚇 Restored service to Forest Hills
🚇 Greater frequency
ALT As representatives of Brooklyn and Queens neighborhoods currently or formerly served by the G train, we urge the MTA to complement its important but extremely disruptive installation of Communication-Based Trained Controls (CTBC) with a full upgrade of the line, including the addition of subway cars, increased frequency and restoration of service to the Forest Hills-71st Avenue station. The G train serves some of the fastest growing neighborhoods in New York State. Between 2010 and 2020, the population of Greenpoint and Williamsburg grew by 18%, while Long Island City saw its population increase by nearly 200% over the same period. Until 2010, the G also served parts of the fast growing neighborhoods of Astoria, Woodside, Jackson Heights, Elmhurst, Rego Park and Forest Hills. Thousands more housing units are planned for the coming years in all of these neighborhoods.
Tri-State Transportation Campaign retweeted
On 1/28, @NYPIRG Executive Director @MeganAhearn joined our transit allies — @RidersAlliance, @TransAlt, and @Tri_State — for a great community conversation about Mayor Mamdani's transportation policies at the @nysfocus "Are we there yet?" event in Brooklyn. 🚌🚇
Tri-State Transportation Campaign retweeted
As you may recall, I have been asking that the MTA extend the G train back to its previous glory when it went out to forest hills for years— and the idea is building momentum! nyc.streetsblog.org/2026/01/…
The cost of deliveries should not be our health. 😮💨
Giant warehouses owned by the world’s most profitable corporations are spewing diesel truck pollution across New York communities. They need to clean up their act!
Send a letter to your reps now: bit.ly/cleantruckdelivery
Tri-State Transportation Campaign retweeted
Congestion relief was a win for all New Yorkers.
@PCACriders, @Tri_State, @bdgcongress, and @GridlockSam all agree.
