Via a Streetsblog tipster: In Valley Village, Calif., near L.A., people leave their trash in the bike lane for the convenience of the sanitation crews.
Here in New York, we sometimes leave it where cars would otherwise park. Here's a photo taken at midnight in a place where the sign says no standing from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Canal Street needs a fix, but the city must go straight to the source.
Another New York neighborhood is calling for an end to the “disproportionate consequences” that e-bike users face under the NYPD’s sweeping crackdown.
“People like to sit outside and not be bothered by the cars,” said one restaurant manager.
With this much carnage, Wednesday featured two rallies for safe streets. Plus other news.
The Transportation Secretary's claim that the federal government has "sovereign prerogatives" is a silly kid's argument.
"Microhub" parking zones reserved for e-commerce firms to offload parcels from trucks to cargo bikes and hand-carts routinely go unused.
