DOT Is Relatively Unscathed in City’s Massive Budget Cut By Julianne Cuba | Jan 26, 2021 | No Comments But what DOT does with the money is what counts, according to advocates.
POST-MORTEM: Cyclist Victims Killed In 2020 Were Low-Income, Essential Workers By Julianne Cuba | Jan 22, 2021 | No Comments More than half of the 26 cyclists killed last year died on streets where the median income falls below the citywide average.
A Round and a Roundy: The Flaw in the City’s 24-7 Vaccination Plan By Streetsblog | Jan 22, 2021 | No Comments It's a case of one hand not vaccinating what the other hand is doing.
IN HIS OWN WORDS: Dr. Fauci Sings a Song to Our Subway By Eve Kessler | Jan 21, 2021 | No Comments A national hero's message to MTA workers evokes the trains of his childhood in a vaccination push.
We Have Met the Enemy and It is Us: Residential Trucking Way Up During COVID By Gersh Kuntzman | Jan 13, 2021 | No Comments Before the pandemic, roughly 40 percent of deliveries were to residential zones — but now, according to the DOT, it's closer to 80 percent, which is why our streets are so congested and unsafe.
De Blasio: I Have Too Much ‘Going On’ to Ride the Subway to Work By Dave Colon | Jan 11, 2021 | No Comments "I want to do that and want to do it quickly," the mayor said, about his still unscheduled promise to ride the subway for a week.