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Dangerous Bronx Streets Get NYCDOT Makeover
Allerton Avenue will go on a "road diet," going from four car lanes to three at intersections. Pedestrians, residents, and cyclists in the Pelham Garden section of the Bronx will have safer … more →
Mobilizing the Region
Dangerous Bronx Streets Get NYCDOT Makeover
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Veronica Vanterpool wrote 5 days ago: Allerton Avenue will go on a "road diet," going from four car lanes to three at intersecti … more →
ConnDOT Can Fill Gaps in Complete Streets Legislation
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Tri-State Transportation Campaign wrote 2 weeks ago: Last month, overwhelming majorities in the Connecticut State Senate and House passed a complete stre … more →
Long Island NYSDOT Office Kills Pedestrian Safety Program
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Kate Slevin wrote 2 weeks ago: Long Island has the two most dangerous roads in the region for pedestrians, the Hempstead Turnpike a … more →
Connecticut General Assembly Passes Amended Complete Streets Bill
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Ryan Lynch wrote 1 month ago: [Post updated 4:18 pm to reflect bill passage.] The Connecticut General Assembly has passed an amend … more →
Manhattan DA Candidates to Debate Traffic Justice June 3
Kyle Wiswall wrote 1 month ago: The highest-profile vehicular incident in Manhattan this year was the death of preschoolers Diego Ma … more →
Greetings From a Car-Free Broadway!
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Tri-State Transportation Campaign wrote 1 month ago: Tri-State Transportation Campaign staffers took to a car-free Broadway today. New York City closed s … more →
Hey, I'm Bikin' Here!
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Zoe Baldwin wrote 1 month ago: Is there really "no way" to pass cyclists safely on a road like Bergenline Ave. in North B … more →
Action Alert: Tell CT Legislators You Support Complete Streets!
Ryan Lynch wrote 2 months ago: [Update: The bill passed the Planning and Development Committee.] A Connecticut complete streets bil … more →
Why I Work Here
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Zoe Baldwin wrote 3 months ago: In policy work, deaths and injuries often become mere statistics. But they aren't. The following … more →
Biking in the Snow? Check T.A.'s Bridge Info Service Before You Go
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Steven Higashide wrote 4 months ago: For bikers in NYC, the bridges often contain real hazards in inclement weather: rain, snow, ice, an … more →
Broadway's Big Day
Kate Slevin wrote 4 months ago: Mayor Bloomberg's plan will create more pedestrian space in Times Square and Herald Square and i … more →
MTA's "Green" Report Calls for Formal Transit Village Program, Bus and Bike Improvements
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Steven Higashide wrote 5 months ago: The recently released draft report of the MTA’s Blue Ribbon Commission on Sustainability conta … more →
NJ Cyclist Fatalities Double in 2008
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Zoe Baldwin wrote 6 months ago: As more New Jerseyans bike, the need for cycling infrastructure - like this "bike boulevard … more →
Transit Cuts Would Impact Many. Bridge Tolls? Not So Much.
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Steven Higashide wrote 6 months ago: If state elected officials don't save the MTA, transit riders are in for a lot of pain. Yesterda … more →
Older Pedestrians at Risk in the Region; Gov. Paterson Responds
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Michelle Ernst wrote 6 months ago: Older tri-state residents bear a significantly higher risk of being killed as a pedestrian than do t … more →
In the Bronx, Pedestrians Bring the Business
Veronica Vanterpool wrote 6 months ago: On an average day, Fordham Road in the Bronx is busier than London's Regent Street. For shoppers … more →
NJ Legislative Update
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Zoe Baldwin wrote 7 months ago: The Secaucus Junction train station (center) is not an "urban transit hub." Three bills o … more →
At 1000 Friends Conference, Panel Argues for Complete Streets
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Ryan Lynch wrote 7 months ago: Panel participants discussed complete streets policy. From left: State Rep. David McCluskey (standin … more →
New Haven Passes Complete Streets Legislation, Launches Safety Campaign
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Ryan Lynch wrote 8 months ago: New Haven's "Street Smarts" campaign aims to educate all users on how to share the roa … more →
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