Regional Plan Association - Transportation


			Mission: The Empire State Transportation Alliance (ESTA) is a coalition of business, civic, labor and environmental organizations that seek to build consensus for expanded resources for New York State transportation. Through research, public outreach and advocacy, ESTA advocates for ambitious spending plans that continue the progress made in restoring New York's mobility infrastructure. Since 1999, ESTA has identified potential investment scenarios and crafted effective education and outreach campaigns that increase public understanding of the urgent capital program needs facing the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and New York State Department of Transportation.



ESTA Members
Regional Plan Association, co-chair General Contractors Association, co-chair American Institute of Architects New York American Planning Association American Council of Engineering Building Trades Employers Association Companies of New York Center for Logistics and Transportation, Baruch College/ CUNY Citizens Union of the City of New York CIVITAS Citizens, Inc. Construction Industry Council Cooper Union Infrastructure Institute DMJM Harris, Inc. District Council 37 Environmental Defense Fund Fiscal Policy Institute INFORM, Inc. MetroEast Inc. Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy Natural Resources Defense Council New York Building Congress New York City Environmental Justice Alliance		New York City Partnership New York League of Conservation Voters New York State Laborers Union NYPIRG Straphangers Campaign NYU Council on Transportation NYU Rudin Center for Transportation Policy and Management Orange County Citizens Foundation Parsons Brinckerhoff Partnership for New York City Partnership for Sustainable Ports, LLP Permanent Citizens Advisory Committee to the MTA SmartRoute Systems STV Sverdrup Civil, Inc. TIME / To Improve Municipal Efficiency Transport Workers Union, Local 100 Transportation Alternatives Tri-State Transportation Campaign University Transportation Research Center, City College Urbanomics