Analysis: NY choosing highways over public transit

President Joe Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law is a centerpiece of his first term — and a huge windfall for New York. The state is expected to receive $36 billion from

Related Keywords

New York Public Library ,New York ,United States ,New Jersey ,Brooklyn ,Colorado ,Oregon ,Massachusetts ,Queens ,California ,Minnesota ,Maryland ,Department Of Transportation ,Kathy Hochul ,Andrew Gounardes ,Mary Buchanan ,Marie Therese Dominguez ,Kate Slevin ,Sindhu Bharadwaj ,Danny Pearlstein ,Michael Elmendorf ,Johnf Kennedy International Airport ,Transit Authority ,Regional Plan Association ,Transportation Department ,Riders Alliance ,Green New Deal Network ,York Public Library ,President Joe Biden ,Bipartisan Infrastructure Law ,Second Avenue Subway ,Governor Kathy Hochul ,New York City ,New York Focus ,Metropolitan Transit Authority ,Regional Plan ,Brooklyn Queens Interborough Express ,Senator Andrew Gounardes ,Associated General Contractors ,Van Wyck Expressway ,Governor Hochul ,Roads And Traffic ,Ransportation ,Politics ,He Economy ,Motor Vehicles ,Inance ,Onstruction Industry ,Business ,Ity Planning ,Trains ,Industry ,Ob Market ,Jaw ,Anking ,Legislation ,