The latest streets and transportation news from Streetsblog NYC.
Our top story today: Mayor Adams and the Council sign of on $6.1 million to hire 60 more people to crack down on e-bikes — not that anyone is talking about it.
In another development, Editor Gersh Kuntzman will be off for a few days, so if you have breaking news that we can fix, or just want to pitch us a story, please email David Meyer at dmeyer@streetsblog.org.
The city’s plan to install a two-way bike lane and safety infrastructure on 72nd Street enjoys nearly universal support among candidates hoping to replace Rep. Jerry Nadler.
This year, both chambers in the state legislature have lots of open seats with brisk competition. So now, more than ever, you need StreetsPAC’s endorsements.
Students at Hunter College asked for a new hangout spot and the school’s administration, the Department of Transportation and the local community said yes. Plus, it’s bringing pedestrian space to a spot where cars are parking illegally.
The city’s plan to install a two-way bike lane and safety infrastructure on 72nd Street enjoys nearly universal support among candidates hoping to replace Rep. Jerry Nadler.
A car-free bridge? Nice, but how about a more coordinated traffic-calming for the booming residential community?
Who will bravely lead lower Manhattan and brownstone Brooklyn into our car-free future?
Streetsblog resent its Mamdani Meter to zero after seeing the mayor’s cowardly Eastern Queens greenway plan. Plus the news.
The city plans to deprive eastern Queens of greenway safety upgrades it’s bringing to the western parts of the borough.
This year, both chambers in the state legislature have lots of open seats with brisk competition. So now, more than ever, you need StreetsPAC’s endorsements.
Students at Hunter College asked for a new hangout spot and the school’s administration, the Department of Transportation and the local community said yes. Plus, it’s bringing pedestrian space to a spot where cars are parking illegally.
