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We came across some cool transportation stats from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics at the Research and Innovative Technology Administration. Just bring being out on the roads, you [...]

An interesting article by Lisa Hymas in Grist today notes that, “In 2008, just 31 percent of American 16-year-olds had their driver’s licenses, down from 46 percent in 1983, according [...]

We know we sound like a broken record. But really, you should, if at all possible. Particularly if you’re planning on imbibing for any of those holiday parties, of course. And NJ Transit is [...]

If you’re following the Senate’s payroll tax drama, you probably know that last week the Senate extended the payroll tax benefit for two months. Unfortunately for transit riders, the [...]

Isn’t Seattle supposed to be really walk and bike friendly? Recently a jogger was hit in an auto accident in Seattle…and the police offers who arrived at the scene scolded him and [...]

Happy first night of Hanukkah, On the Move readers. Remember that anything fried in oil, while sooooo delicious, is not exactly good for your waistline. But you know what that IS good for your [...]

Did you know that an average 7,030 people board NJ Transit trains at the Princeton Junction station every single weekday? As you may already know, the wait list for a parking permit is the stuff [...]

There’s a reason that National Bike Month is during the month of May. Because May is nicer than December. But really, why NOT bike right now? It’s cold-ish but it’s not that [...]

The TMA has long promoted telecommuting as a way to reduce traffic congestion in our region, and we encourage employers to implement some sort of telecommute program. Allowing telecommuting in [...]

Anyone who’s ever been to, or read about, the Netherlands knows that it’s one of the most bike-friendly places in the world. Bike lanes abound, and cycling is a part of the culture. [...]