The latest streets and transportation news from Streetsblog NYC.
If you’re reading this on Tuesday morning, you’re probably still dealing with the mess of Sunday’s storm. Now, some inconvenience is to be expected, but if Streetsblog stands for anything, it stands for pedestrians — and, frankly, Monday was a shitshow for people on foot or in wheelchairs.
And that’s not right in the greatest walkable city in North America. So we expect more news as Mayor Mamdani faces questions from the press this morning.
But today’s newsletter isn’t only about the snow. We also have great stories from Kevin Duggan, John Surico and Brent Shearer.
The suburban member of Congress keeps complaining about a simple toll, but doesn’t mind the gas price hike that stem from President Trump’s war in Iran.
The change will finally provide 24/7 biking and walking access to the George Washington Bridge — sort of.
Streetsblog found dozens of makeshift “no-parking” zones created by local building managers to make room for deliveries.
The suburban member of Congress keeps complaining about a simple toll, but doesn’t mind the gas price hike that stem from President Trump’s war in Iran.
Thursday was congestion pricing day for Gov. Hochul. Plus more news.
Council Member Kayla Santosuosso bragged about securing “major benefits”: fewer units, more parking. Huh?
Grace Church School taketh the bike lane, and Grace Church School giveth the bike lane back.
Two cops crashes their cars into each other in Flushing Meadows Park. We have the story.
