The latest streets and transportation news from Streetsblog NYC.
We have lots of news today, including a story about a good project that the Department of Transportation is planning along a deadly Bushwick street. But remember to scroll down because there was a lot of news over the weekend that you might have missed.
LIRR and Metro-North ridership surged within New York City limits after the MTA expanded the $7 peak/$5 off-peak CityTicket — driving the bulk of ridership growth on the two railroads.
“Too many New Yorkers know someone who never made it home. I am tired of learning the names of New Yorkers only after they were killed in preventable crashes.”
And all it costs is a little less free car storage.
It’s a notorious intersection where people keep getting hit.
DOT wants to untie FiDi’s “Gordian Knot” of placard parking.
They showed up to harass delivery workers … but then changed their minds.
Officials in Paris ignored anti-bike complainers as they quickly rolled out “envy of the world” network of cycling infrastructure. Plus the news.
LIRR and Metro-North ridership surged within New York City limits after the MTA expanded the $7 peak/$5 off-peak CityTicket — driving the bulk of ridership growth on the two railroads.
“Too many New Yorkers know someone who never made it home. I am tired of learning the names of New Yorkers only after they were killed in preventable crashes.”
The deaths and injuries “cannot continue” on Brooklyn’s Third Avenue, Mayor Mamdani said.
