NYC Transportation Report: Congestion Pricing, Gateway Tunnel, and Major Transit News — March 2026 Also including a special behind-the-scenes look at how the BOMA NY transportation report is written and the major transportation developments shaping New York this month. By Glenn Waldorf, Bell Environmental Services | BOMA NY Transportation Report | March 2026 Editor’s Note: This
Editor's Note: Most posts on this blog are about practical pest control approaches and topics so your building is a welcoming and hospitable place that's free of problems. That’s the work Bell Environmental does every day, and it’s what most readers come here for. We also work to help our BOMA NY and BOMA NJ Commercial
Holiday Reading: Our December 2025 BOMA NJ Transportation Report The holidays arrived in New Jersey, which means three things are guaranteed: traffic, delays, and a celebrity wondering out loud why he/she is in New Jersey in the first place. The December 2025 BOMA NJ Transportation Report delivers our blend of serious transportation news, seasonal chaos,
If October’s 🕸️ haunted exits and pumpkin-headed road crews left you spooked, the November cover for BOMA-NJ trades ghosts for gridlock. The state-shaped GPS map glows red as every road and airport fills with holiday travelers, and a panicked turkey—hands to cheeks, Home Alone style—realizes there’s no escaping Thanksgiving traffic on the Turnpike. Inside, our
🗽 BOMA-NY November 2025 Transportation Report: “Planes, Trains, and Too Many Turkeys” After October’s ghoulish government gridlock, November had a new kind of horror: the shutdown and its pending impact on holiday travel season. The BOMA-NY November Transportation Report covers everything from overflowing subway platforms to Thanksgiving flight delays that make LaGuardia feel like a
We're glad that the country is opening up and Americans are going back on vacation and resuming travel after this difficult time. Before you book a hotel room, it's good to read what's changed and what hasn't about your staying away from home. Vox has a very interesting article about all the ways that hotels
Both visitors and hotels have it tough when it comes to bed bugs. Travelers don’t want to encounter bed bugs, have no desire to take them home, and want some measure of safety that they are not walking into the vampire’s den when they check into a hotel. People check Trip Advisor, the Bed Bug
