The latest streets and transportation news from Streetsblog NYC.
Lots of e-bike-related news for you this morning, dear reader.
First, we have a piece from Austin Celestin about Amsterdam’s efforts to regulate e-bikes — and why applying those regulations 1:1 in NYC won’t work exactly how we might want it to.
Then, Sophia Lebowitz dives into what we know about the Dept. of Sustainable Delivery, and why we shouldn’t expect many changes to come with it any time soon.
We also have an Eyes on the Street from Matthew Sage about the latest moves in the city’s ongoing Broadway Vision project.
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.
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.
