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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Cops will no longer write criminal summonses to cyclists for minor traffic offenses starting on Friday, March 27, City Hall said.
Transportation Chair Shaun Abreu is passionate about bus lanes and bike lanes. Finance Chair Linda Lee? Not so much.
Assembly Member Jeffrey Dinowitz and state Sen. Jamaal Bailey have stepped up their oversight of — and concern about — Gov. Hochul's auto insurance scheme.
The funding is nowhere near enough to bring daylighting citywide as Mayor Mamdani promised to do on the campaign trail.
Our editor-in-chief has some choice words for the New York Post in our latest video. Plus the news.
Lieber told City Council members he wants more "dedicated funding for traffic enforcement to keep the [bus] lanes clear of private vehicles."
