The latest streets and transportation news from Streetsblog NYC.
There’s some politicking afoot here in the Big Apple, and while that’s true pretty much every week, we have two stories for you today that make this extra clear:
First, from Matthew Sage, a look at the last roadblock to implementing universal daylighting across the city: Speaker (and former mayoral candidate) Adrienne Adams.
And also: Kevin Duggan spoke to two Dinowitzes in power in the Bronx about their opposition to a life-saving bike lane in their district. As always, they say they support bike lanes… but just not when it removes a few parking spots.
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.
