- Officer Patrick Pogan, Critical Mass Nemesis, Indicted on Assault Charges (News, City Room)
- MTA Finance Committee Approves Doomsday Budget (NY1, News, Post)
- U.S. DOT Asks Private Sector to Help Develop High Speed Rail Along Northeast Corridor (AP, NY1)
- City Relaxes Alternate Side Parking Rules for Riverdale (City Room)
- Haywire Walk Signals Send Peds Confusing Message (City Room)
- Manchester Voters Say 'Yes!' to Traffic-Choked Streets (Guardian)
- Yglesias on Stimulus: Expanding Bus Service Would Be Quick and Effective
- Atlanta Columnist: Bring on the Transit Stimulus (AJC)
- More Evidence That Car Dependence Is Bad for Your Health (AP)
- It's Time to Put Down Nascar (Slate)
Today's Headlines
Today’s Headlines
Stay in touch
Sign up for our free newsletter
More from Streetsblog New York City
New Speaker’s Transportation Committee Signals Departure From Her Car-First Predecessor
The Council committee tapped by new Speaker Julie Menin has a pro-bike, pro-pedestrian chair — and zero Republicans.
Mamdani Warns Delivery Apps to Follow New Worker Protection Laws — Or Else
The Mamdani Administration sent letters to over 60 delivery app companies, warning they must comply with new regulations.
Advocates to Mamdani: Come See the Cross Bronx Impact for Yourself!
Anti-highway expansion advocates in the Bronx are asking the mayor to hear them out on their ideas to create a safer and more human-friendly environment around the toxic expressway.
Friday Video: Remember When Central Park Was Actually Dangerous?
Streetfilms legend Clarence Eckerson reframes the debate about Manhattan's premier green space in just 45 seconds.
Friday’s Headlines: Back on Top Edition
The administration is going after the delivery app companies. Plus other news.
Case Dismissed! Brooklyn Judge Affirms DOT’s ‘Rational’ Right to Build Bike Lanes
The ruling preserves the 1.3-mile protected bike lane between Carroll Gardens and Downtown Brooklyn.





