Press Release

During the month of August, Transportation Alternatives' Rider Rebellion and NYPIRG's Straphangers campaigns conducted polls asking New Yorkers what qualities are most important for the next MTA C

At a town hall meeting last month, hosted by Assembly Member Grace Meng, Asian Americans for Equality and Transportation Alternatives' Rider Rebellion campaign, Flushing residents identified the top

On Monday, Transportation Alternatives' Rider Rebellion campaign launched the citywide "Rank the Stank" campaign.

Despite Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice, Bert Bunyan's, dismissal of the lawsuit against the City over the street safety improvements on Prospect Park West, the opponents decided to ignore reality wh

A new poll from Quinnipiac University finds that nearly two-thirds of New York City residents, 62 percent, want the state government to provide more funding for public transit.

A NY1-Marist Poll released today showed 66 percent of New York City adults support bike lanes.

The New York Post is reporting that officers of the New York City Police Department have reduced ticket-writing to protest a new NYPD policy intended to address the ticket-fixing scandal.

This afternoon, Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced the resignation of Deputy Mayor of Operations Stephen Goldsmith.

Three New Yorkers have been killed on bicycles in just over a month. On Monday, August 1st, a bicyclist was crushed under a truck in Williamsburg.

Transportation Alternatives' thousands of members are united by their appreciation for the benefits of safer, cleaner and healthier transportation.