TCI Regional Policy Design Stakeholder Submissions

Material submitted through the TCI Public Input form from April 2019-February 2021 is viewable here. View input submitted from March 1, 2021 forward here. All material submitted on this page informed the participating jurisdictions in the 2019-2020 TCI regional policy design process. Click on the column headings to sort the submissions. 
First Last Affiliation City State Input File
Carl Ford Open West Deptford New Jersey
I want more electric transit!
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john steinberg ChooseNRDC ... n y New York
This is a relatable and feasible way to reduce climate impacts and improve quality of life
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Suzanne Hagner Please Select a Prefix Philadelphia Pennsylvania
I support all plans for Public Transportation to be expanded and decrease cars on our roads. I am a member of Vision Zero, Families For Safe Streets and Phila Bicycle Coalition.....We need to...
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Matt Lincoln DC resident Washington District of Columbia
We need a plan that holds large transportation polluters accountable for the pollution they create and invests in clean transportation solutions!
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Jenifer Hathaway None Quakertown Pennsylvania
Transportation is the number one source of climate pollution in the United States.



My own hometown, Quakertown, PA, used to be on the Regional Rail line connecting to Philadelphia....
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S G Miss-Miss Queens village New York
More public transit and electric vehicle infrastructure in rural areas

Expansion of commuter rail, electric vehicles, and streets in the suburbs that are safe, walkable, and bikeable...
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William Nelson Mr. Belfast Maine
You know what's needed. Don't let anyone push you around. read more
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Donald Weigt Natural Resources Defense Council, Union of Concerned Scientists Bloomfield Connecticut
We need an improved transportation system to reduce noise and pollution, especially in our cities, but everywhere. We need the improved health that cleaner air and water will bring. We need the...
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Rolf Schulte CUNY Graduate Ctr. New York New York
just one aspect : how many years - I've lived in N.Y. for over 40 years - has it taken us to finally get rid of polluting MTA buses ? Finally we have, only partially, alas, a fleet of...
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Ted Weissgerber Mr. Dravosburg Pennsylvania
We need a plan that holds large transportation polluters accountable for the pollution they create and invests in clean transportation solutions
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Betsy Germanotta retired CAMBRIDGE Massachusetts
This is urgent. We need a fast, affordable transit stystem in rural areas and suburbs, as well as in urban areas. People who use these to go to work every day, and who have to get packed in like...
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Alan Papscun Arts Stockbridge Massachusetts
The climate crisis makes the need for more thoughtful and inciteful planning for the future of our region. Rising seas will be greatly impact the future of our most important cities. Everything...
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David Kornreich citiznen Syracuse New York
More public transit and electric vehicle infrastructure in rural areas

Expansion of commuter rail, electric vehicles, and streets in the suburbs that are safe, walkable, and...
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Stacey Chen New York resident Brooklyn New York
I strongly support the Transportation and Climate Initiative. The transportation sector accounts for a third of all carbon emissions so we must make changes to this sector to avert the worst of...
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Elizabeth Wilson No Brooklyn New York
Repairs and improvements to MTA. Hybrid/electric buses on bus lines. And says when number of cars on the road are limited in NYC. There are WAY too many cars on the road. More people need to ride...
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Anonymous Anonymous none CMCH New Jersey
Transportation is the number one source of climate pollution in the United States. That means it's time to totally reimagine the way that we transport people and goods.



The...
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Alicia Czechowski self-employed Baltimore Maryland
Mass transportation is good for the environment and good for people. The fossil fuel industry has lobbied and propagandized everyone away from the most efficient and enlightened form of...
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John Curran Sierra Club Richmond Virginia
We need:

- more public transit and electric vehicle infrastructure in rural areas

- expansion of commuter rail, electric vehicles, and streets in the suburbs that are safe, walkable...
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Brad Snyder NRDC West Hartford Connecticut
The fossil fuel party is coming to an end. The planet can no longer tolerate our profligate use of this amazing resource. In order to curb carbon emissions it is beyond clear we need better ways...
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Jack Polonka - Select - Peekskill New York
Transportation is the number one source of climate pollution in the United States. That means it's time to totally reimagine the way that we transport people and goods.



The...
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