If you find yourself with a little downtime, check out this survey from the City Council Progressive Caucus, looking for input on budget priorities for FY 2011.
Questions ask explicitly about bridge tolls and ending the parking tax exemption for Manhattan
residents. There's also an open-ended space to, say, suggest measures like road pricing and
performance parking.
Let's make sure council "progressives" (all 12 of them) are pushing for equity in transportation costs and spending.
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Bike riders are angry about conditions on the Queensboro Bridge bike lane more than two days after a fairly insignificant snowfall ended.
The MTA chairman talked with Streetsblog about his tenure, congestion pricing, bus stops, Babe Ruth and more.
Ex-Mayor Adams sandbagged DOT's capacity to explain why it pursue street redesigns in the first place, and the ability to inform New Yorkers, in clear and honest terms.
We're hawking half-priced tickets to a New York Focus transportation event. Plus other news.
Pedestrians are waiting less time to cross the bustling six-mile loop after the city shortened crossing distances and replaced "stop" lights with yellow "yield" signals.
