The latest streets and transportation news from Streetsblog NYC.
Our top story today is Nolan Hicks’s detailed look at mayoral mobility. Zohran Mamdani ran a campaign that interacted with the public on buses, bikes and subways. What will happen now?
Plus, check out our first Albany story from new bureau chief Austin C. Jefferson, wherein the statehouse reporter confronts Gov. Hochul over here waffling on Mayor-elect Mamdani’s “free bus” promise.
Plus some federal news, a report on the danger of last-mile warehouses and today’s headlines. What a day.
Mayor Mamdani’s bike lane projects keep running into the same foe: a retirement-aged Manhattan lawyer and convicted securities fraudster who has sued NYC DOT five times in three boroughs, to little success.
Mayor Mamdani’s bike lane projects keep running into the same foe: a retirement-aged Manhattan lawyer and convicted securities fraudster who has sued NYC DOT five times in three boroughs, to little success.
We’re back with an epic “ICYMI” list, except the “Y” is a “W” and it stands for we.
“Strong reforms are necessary if we’re going to have public transit agencies that are successful,” says this week’s guest.
A cop drove recklessly, struck a woman, lied about it, and got his friends to lie about it, Queens prosecutors say.
The latest victim? Nurse Jiaya Zheng, who was struck mere blocks from the medical center where she worked … and was taken before she died.
Here’s important information for readers while Streetsblog’s staff undertake four days of professional development and cocktails.
Plenty of money to fix the BQE, but not to fix a vital greenway on the East Side.
