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Streetsblog New York City stories from Aaron Naparstek

Aaron Naparstek is a journalist, author and community organizer working on urban environmental issues in New York City. He works for the Open Planning Project where he is editor-in-chief of StreetsBlog.org. He is the author of Honku: The Zen Antidote for Road Rage, a book of humorous haiku poetry inspired by the unique brand of motorist sociopathy observed from his apartment window. Naparstek lives in Brooklyn with his wife and two sons. He is a founder of the Park Slope Neighbors community group and an organizer of the Grand Army Plaza Coalition.

Fri 26: The House Is Debating Its Climate Legislation Right Now [Updated] 1
Fri 26: Today’s Headlines 5
Thu 25: Live Webcast: Environment & Public Works Committee Hearing 0
Thu 25: Nothing Says Tranquility Like the Hum of a Huge Diesel Engine 5
Tue 23: DOT Responds to Park Slope Bike Lane Uprising With Thermoplast Surge 4
Thu 11: Tweeting Live from the Congress for the New Urbanism in Denver 1
Tue 9: Introducing Streetsblog Capitol Hill 6
Fri 5: Save the Tour de Brooklyn! Free Beer! 1
Thu 28: Google Bike Parking 17
Tue 26: The Crossroads of the World Goes Car-Free 29
Sun 24: Car-Free Space Is an Instant Hit on Broadway 36
Thu 21: Sean Sweeney Redefines “T.A. StreetBeat” 23
Wed 20: On TV Tonight… 15
Wed 20: Should I Wear a Helmet Today? 65
Fri 15: Welcome Elana Schor, Streetsblog’s New National Reporter 11
Thu 14: LaHood to Streetsblog: No, I’m Not Changing the Name of My Blog 22
Wed 6: Will Barbara Boxer Stand Up for Sustainable Transportation? 1
Tue 28: Livable Streets Initiative Spring Event: You’re Invited! 1
Mon 20: Open Source Your Streets Tonight on 91.1 FM, 7pm 0
Fri 27: The Day After 22
Fri 20: Union Street Becomes a “Secret Garden” 6
Thu 19: Schluffing or Dorklocross? 47
Wed 18: The Four Stooges 11
Tue 17: The State Senate’s MTA Financing Plan Doesn’t Add Up 5
Mon 16: Kruger: MTA Funding Plan Will Be “So Outside the Box.” 27
Mon 16: Talking Traffic Justice With Leslie Crocker Snyder 17
Thu 12: We’re Hiring: Cover the Capitol for Streetsblog 4
Thu 12: MTA Funding and Bike-Ped Relations on Brian Lehrer 4
Mon 2: Next American City Invites You to Their Spring Party, Thursday 6
Thu 26: More Detail on NYC’s Car-Free Broadway Plan 2
Thu 26: Bloomberg Puts Forward a Bold, Transformative New Vision for Broadway 64
Wed 25: Welcome to Our New Design 3
Tue 24: Change is Coming to Streetsblog and the Livable Streets Network 8
Fri 13: Livable Streets Leaders Are NY’s Most Beautiful Politicos 16
Wed 11: Teresa Toro is Back in the Saddle at Community Board 1 3
Tue 3: Install a Widget. Build a Movement. 11
Tue 3: Stimulus + Mass Transit = Opportunity 3
Mon 2: Wanted: A New Traffic Boss for New York City 21
Wed 21: The Last Thing This Nation Needs 21
Fri 16: BYO Bike Lane 12
Tue 13: New York City Wins the 2009 Sustainable Transport Award 6
Thu 8: Streetsblog San Francisco is Online! 3
Wed 7: Metro-North Makes Its M-7 Train Cars More Bike-Friendly 35
Tue 6: Brennan Center: Albany’s “Still Broken” 6
Fri 2: The 2008 Streetsie Awards, Part 5 1
Thu 1: The 2008 Streetsie Awards, Part 4 15
Wed 31: The 2008 Streetsie Awards, Part 3 15
Tue 30: The 2008 Streetsie Awards, Part 2 21
Mon 29: The 2008 Streetsie Awards, Part 1 11
Wed 24: Stay Tuned for the 2008 Streetsies… 9
Wed 24: The Livable Streets Backlash Claims a Victim at Brooklyn’s CB1 25
Wed 24: Today’s Headlines 12
Thu 18: Same.gov: A Transportation Secretary Who’s Hard to Believe In 25
Wed 17: Done Deal: Obama Picks LaHood as Transpo Secretary 19
Tue 16: Cartoon Tuesday: Dinosaurs Comments Off
Tue 16: Channel 13 Poll: Tolls on the East River Bridges? 11
Mon 15: Get Ready for Streetsblog San Francisco 29
Fri 12: LSN Member of the Week: Mr. Theo Comments Off
Mon 8: Alan Gerson Wants Greater “Review” of DOT Bike Safety Plans 20
Mon 8: Weiner, Ravitch and Gridlock Sam on Lehrer This Morning Comments Off
Fri 21: Merge 3
Thu 20: Dingell Wanes as Waxman Takes Over Energy and Commerce 4
Wed 5: Obamites: “Yes We Can!” NYPD: “Traffic First” 23
Fri 31: Newt Gingrich: I Vant to Suck Your Oil 12
Thu 23: Four More Years 27
Thu 23: Shaping the 2009 Transpo Debate: Rockefeller Foundation’s Nick Turner 8
Mon 6: Anyone Biking Over the Brooklyn Bridge With a Camera This Evening? 13
Mon 29: Gasoline-Starved Atlantans Twitter for Gallons 9
Mon 29: Jim Kunstler on the Bail Out and What’s Next 9
Fri 19: More Scenes from Park(ing) Day 2008 New York City 6
Wed 17: Culture War on Wheels 18
Wed 3: Pin it on Shelly! 46
Tue 2: Cartoon Tuesday: Back to School Comments Off
Wed 27: Is NYC’s “Sustainable Streets” Plan a Communist Plot? 12
Tue 26: Cartoon Tuesday: Conventional Wisdom Comments Off
Tue 26: Budnick v. Anderson on “Talk of the Nation” This Afternoon 22
Mon 25: Sadik-Khan to Discuss Transpo Funding at the Democratic Convention 6
Fri 8: Orioles Pitcher Throws a High Hard One at Car Commuting 10
Thu 7: Juan Valdez and Jay-Z Invite New Yorkers to Take to the Streets 6
Wed 6: Energy Policy Straight Talk From Elizabeth Kolbert 7
Tue 5: Williamsburg Walks in the Rain 9
Fri 1: Separated Bike Path Isn’t Gay Enough for CB4 37
Tue 29: Cartoon Tuesday: The Elegant Simplicity of the Free Market Comments Off
Tue 29: Summer Streets 2
Tue 29: The U.S. Wants to “Borrow” From Transit to Pay for Highways 16
Tue 29: “Traffic” Author Tom Vanderbilt on Leonard Lopate Today at Noon Comments Off
Tue 29: Today’s Headlines 5
Mon 28: Make Queens Boulevard a Complete Street 22
Fri 25: $36,000,000,000 for Corn. $0 for Transit. 16
Fri 25: The Pentagon Burns 395,000 Barrels of Oil Per Day 6
Thu 24: Wanted: A Progressive DOT Director for Washington D.C. 8
Wed 23: Livable Streets Projects Getting Hung Up in Budget Bureaucracy? 2
Wed 23: Robert Novak Cited in Possible Hit-and-Run 13
Wed 23: Print This 4
Tue 22: Evaluating Summer Streets 29
Tue 22: Forbes Rates North America’s Most Bike-Friendly Cities 11
Tue 22: Highway Funding: The Last Bastion of Socialism in America 36
Mon 21: Al Gore Connects the Dots 32
Mon 21: Auto Dealers, Parking Garages and, Well, Lots of Others Fund Shelly 5
Mon 21: Williamsburg Walks: Opening Up Bedford Avenue 8
Fri 18: Richard Florida: Decline of the Burbs is Not Just About Gas Prices 9
Fri 18: Is San Fran More Walkable Than NYC? 32
Fri 18: Tom Vanderbilt Ponders Motorist Sociopathy 14
Fri 18: Today’s Headlines 9
Thu 17: Touring the East Side Access Tunnel, Surrounded By Schist 19
Wed 16: Rising Demand for Transit Could Be a “Turning Point” 3
Wed 16: Williamsburg Walks: Volunteer Orientation Tonight 2
Wed 16: Crips and Bloods Feeling the Pinch of Rising Gas Prices? 2
Wed 16: New Bike Markings for North Greenpoint 13
Tue 15: Happy Birthday, Vélib Comments Off
Mon 14: Et Tu, Mister Softee? 48
Wed 25: Want a New Public Plaza in Your Neighborhood? Apply Now. Comments Off
Wed 11: Welcome to the Livable Streets Network 20
Tue 10: Streetsblog Will Be Offline Wednesday Morning 3
Thu 5: Get a Sneak Peak at Our Big Redesign and Give Your Feedback 2
Tue 27: Help Wanted: Identify the Best Livable Streets Blogs. $20/Hour. 22
Wed 21: Do Alternate Side Parking Rules Increase Traffic Congestion? 39
Tue 20: Chrysler: Let’s Ruin America! 40
Fri 16: Amsterdam? Copenhagen? Nope: NYC. 62
Thu 15: Revenge of the Free Riders 21
Thu 15: It’s Man Vs. Car in NYC and Tim Robbins is “The Rectifier” 16
Wed 14: Pricing Foe Hakeem Jeffries Demands G Train Service Increase 4
Tue 13: Ken Coughlin, Leading Car-Free Park Activist, Suffers Heart Attack 19
Mon 12: Cleveland Indians Ace Cliff Lee: The Southpaw Straphanger 4
Mon 5: Feds Launch New Pedestrian Safety Program 8
Mon 5: Sign a Petition to Clinton and McCain at GasTaxScam.com 2
Tue 29: Chicago Gets NYC’s Congestion Pricing Money 19
Thu 17: Looking for a New State Legislator? Try Craigslist. 30
Tue 15: Après Congestion Pricing, It’s Time to Look at the Paris Model 19
Tue 15: Today’s Headlines 6
Mon 7: Keep Hope Alive? 6
Mon 7: With Congestion Pricing Dead, a $17 Billion Transit Deficit Looms 34
Fri 4: If Congestion Pricing Fails, Rest Assured, There’s Always Plan B 8
Thu 3: Ad Nauseam: State Farm on the Humiliation of Biking to Work 58
Wed 2: Brodsky Presents Dems With a Choice: God’s Love or Al D’Amato 21
Wed 2: We Win!!!… a Trip to Albany? 9
Tue 1: NY1 Poll: How do You Want Your Legislator to Vote? 4
Thu 27: Robots Against Congestion Pricing 20
Thu 27: Queens Pols Rally to Keep Using Gioia’s District as Their Doormat 12
Mon 24: Rev. Billy Preaches Bikes & Transit at the NYC Auto Show 5
Fri 14: The Onion: Feds Unveil $270 Billion Program for Bad Drivers 4
Thu 13: London’s Very Cool “Look Out for Cyclists” Ad 10
Wed 12: Details of the Mayor’s Residential Parking Permit Proposal 52
Wed 12: Mayor Bloomberg Announces New Residential Parking Program 5
Wed 12: Hit by a Car While Biking? Don’t Waste the NYPD’s Time 36
Tue 11: Fidler on the Sidewalk 23
Tue 11: Traffic Jam on a Petri Dish 3
Fri 7: Mime Threat Overshadows Car-Free Prince Street Proposal 79
Thu 6: Is an NYPD Bike Crackdown Underway? 10
Thu 6: Lessons from Bogotá, Part III (9:58) 8
Thu 6: Today’s Headlines 13
Mon 3: Introducing Streetsblog Los Angeles 6
Fri 29: Hakeem Jeffries Stands With Westchester on Congestion Pricing 30
Thu 28: Streetfilms: Excuses 6
Wed 27: The Definition of Automobile Dependence 8
Fri 22: Citywide Ferry Service Could Cost $100M Annually 16
Fri 22: Today’s McMansions, Tomorrow’s Tenements 19
Thu 21: Help Wanted: Streetswiki Writing Talent 10
Wed 20: Congestion Pricing Populist Soundbite Contest 22
Wed 20: Ideas Competition for Brooklyn’s Grandest Plaza 17
Wed 20: Missing: Urban Policy in the Presidential Campaign 4
Tue 19: Today’s Headlines 3
Wed 13: Brodsku 6
Tue 12: Quinn Calls for Comprehensive Citywide Ferry Service 43
Tue 12: London Imposes $50 Guzzler Fee on SUVs and Lux Roadsters 12
Mon 11: Supermodels Demand an Auto-Free New York 21
Mon 11: Has Richard Brodsky Ever Paid a Subway Fare? 22
Fri 8: State Senator’s Car is Towed During Congestion Pricing Meeting 10
Thu 7: Tale of Two Cities: Bicycling in Chicago and Los Angeles 5
Tue 5: Reinventing Grand Army Plaza on Lopate Tomorrow 1
Tue 5: Look Who’s Pledged to be an Obama Delegate… 10
Tue 5: Who is the Livable Streets Candidate? 13
Thu 31: Commission Approves Pricing. Next Stop: City Council 18
Thu 31: Congestion Commission Recommendation: First Look 44
Thu 31: Pricing Recs to Include Residential Parking Permits 1
Fri 25: Proof That Congestion Pricing Supporters Do Exist in Queens 15
Thu 24: Testify! Public Hearings on Congestion Pricing Tonight 7
Thu 24: Next Monday: How You Can Transform New York City Streets 7
Tue 22: Masdar: Arabic for Chutzpah? 54
Tue 22: Queens Parking Workshop Turns to Talk of Motorist “Rights” 61
Fri 18: Gridlock Sam: Mayor’s Placard Reduction Plan is Step One of Ten 15
Thu 17: NYPD Tow Pound is Still a Major Source of Greenway Danger 15
Mon 14: Our Improved Calendar and Upcoming Events Comments Off
Mon 14: Who Are You Nominating for the 2008 Jane Jacobs Medal? 7
Fri 11: Hans Monderman: In Memoriam Comments Off
Fri 11: Another New Bike Shelter 12
Fri 11: Brodsky Taxes Milk! Toll Plazas Will be Named After Marc Shaw! 23
Wed 9: How About Two Bike Lanes Per Street? 58
Tue 8: Hans Monderman, Engineer of Livable Streets, 1947-2008 5
Tue 8: What is Your Idea for Grand Army Plaza? 1
Tue 8: At P.S. 161 in Harlem the Sidewalk is the Parking Lot 8
Tue 8: Nature’s Traffic Count 7
Tue 8: Street Memorial Riders Urge City Hall to Tame Traffic Now 41
Mon 7: Weingarten: “Teachers Are Not Abusers of Parking Permits” 57
Fri 4: A Year After Eric Ng’s Death, Greenway Hazards Remain Unfixed 42
Fri 4: Half Moon Over the Brooklyn Bridge 12
Fri 4: Today’s Headlines 3
Thu 3: City Hall to Reduce Parking Placards 20% and Centralize Control 44
Thu 3: Kitty Justice: The Thai Solution for Police Parking Placard Abuse 3
Thu 3: Today’s Headlines Comments Off
Wed 2: Holiday Headlines 15
Tue 25: The Streetsies 37
Mon 24: Merry Gridlock! 17
Fri 21: Stay Tuned for the 2007 Streetsies 1
Fri 21: Merry Christmas Chinatown 8
Fri 21: Donald Shoup Plays With Parking Fees and Matchbox Cars 16
Wed 19: Highlights of Monday’s Traffic Commission Meeting 2
Wed 19: Shocker: MTA Board Approves Fare Hike 32
Wed 19: Eyes on the Street: Snow Day 2
Mon 17: Janette Sadik-Khan: A Reason to Love NYC in 2007 9
Mon 17: New Spin: Save the Mayor’s Congestion Plan by Modifying It 8
Fri 14: Running the Christmas Tree Gauntlet 19
Thu 13: Highlights of the “Equal Tolls, Unequal Access” Discussion 7
Thu 13: Reinventing Grand Army Plaza: What Are Your Ideas? 8
Thu 13: Is the Mayor Reading Streetsblog on His Bloomberg Terminal? 8
Thu 13: Unlike the Knicks, “New York’s Team” Takes the Subway to Work 14
Wed 12: Shoup Dogg, Parking Policy Cult Hero, Fills Fordham Auditorium 47
Wed 12: Blinding Headlights Make Part of West Side Greenway Unusable 28
Tue 11: Highlights of Yesterday’s Traffic Commission Meeting 47
Tue 11: NYC Car Commuters Are Wealthier and Cops All Drive to Work 56
Tue 11: New Grand Army Plaza Concept is “Brilliantly Obvious” 16
Tue 11: Manhattan Bridge Bike & Ped Improvements Nearing Completion 19
Tue 11: Today’s Headlines 11
Mon 10: This Holiday Season London’s Streets Are “Absolutely Jammed” 26
Mon 10: Is America Finally Getting Interested in Passenger Rail? 18
Mon 10: More Boring Photos 6
Mon 10: Radiohead: A Rock Band With a Firm Grasp of Urban Planning 5
Mon 10: Shoup on Lehrer 4
Mon 10: Today’s Headlines 9
Fri 7: Inom Tullarna: The Ancient Roots of Congestion Pricing 18
Thu 6: New York Times Employees Say Renzo Forgot the Bike Parking 52
Wed 5: Chinatown Placard Abusers Get the Hook 23
Tue 4: Crashstat 2.0 Reveals NYC’S Most Dangerous Intersections 9
Mon 3: This is the Pedestrian Refuge Area That CB8 Refused to Protect 41
Fri 30: MTA Chief Lee Sander Gets Megamodal 4
Thu 29: NYC’s “Flawed” Traffic Plan Brought to You by… Toyota 10
Thu 29: Compromise “Ruled the Day” at Congestion Pricing Hearings 1
Wed 28: ~~$115~~ $230 Summons for NASCAR Driver #19 Elliott Sadler 12
Wed 28: T.A. Responds to Fidler’s Tax’n'Tunnel Pipe Dream 5
Wed 28: New Bleecker Bike Lane Already Blocked by Parked Cars 35
Wed 28: NYC.gov Holiday Traffic Plan Makes Way for NASCAR 3
Tue 27: NYPD Emerges as New Focus for NYC’s Livable Streets Movement 38
Mon 26: TSTC.org Would Be More Thankful If… 4
Mon 19: NYC Voters Oppose Pricing Unless it Helps Prevent a Fare Hike 37
Mon 19: Alan Durning’s “Year of Living Carlessly” and “Bicycle Neglect” 2
Mon 19: Wall Street Journal Declares Peak Oil No Longer a “Fringe” Idea 11
Mon 19: Today’s Headlines 11
Thu 15: 30 Firms Submit Proposals for NYC’s Congestion Pricing System 8
Thu 15: Prince Street Bike Lane Has Arrived 16
Wed 14: Brian Ketcham Proposes a “Simpler, Cheaper Traffic Fix” 41
Tue 13: Weiner Imagines Paying for His Traffic Plan With a Gas Tax Raise 40
Tue 13: You Can be a Streetsblog Contributor Too 1
Mon 12: DOT Rolls Out Fort Greene Bike Lanes & Traffic-Calming 12
Mon 12: Congestion Pricing Will Make You Happy 14
Mon 12: Nasty Newsrack Photo Contest Finalists 18
Fri 9: MTA Chief Links Congestion Pricing to Fare Hike… or Not 35
Fri 9: Take the NYC Bike Parking Survey 2
Fri 9: Pedestrians Fight Back in Athens, Greece 4
Thu 8: DOT Rolls Out the New Lower Manhattan Crosstown Bike Route 6
Thu 8: Streetsblog Index 3
Thu 8: Rally at City Hall for Pedestrian Safety Legislation, 12:45 Today 2
Wed 7: StreetFilms: Upper West Side Streets Renaissance With Jan Gehl 9
Tue 6: Staten Islanders Keeping an Open Mind on Congestion Pricing 25
Tue 6: The Trafficist 4
Tue 6: Upper West Side Renaissance on WNYC 3
Tue 6: Envisioning an Upper West Side Streets Renaissance 38
Tue 6: Tune in to Brian Lehrer at 10:40am, WNYC, 93.9 FM 5
Mon 5: Gridlock Sam’s Compromise Plan 24
Mon 5: Gehl on Wheels 9
Mon 5: Today’s Headlines 10
Fri 2: “A Perverse Allocation of Public Space on the Upper West Side” 2
Fri 2: Profiles in Discouragement: Pols Defend Traffic Status Quo 18
Fri 2: The Intermediate Stage Between Humans and Pure Energy 4
Fri 2: Fact Check: Congestion Pricing is Not a “Regressive Tax” 12
Fri 2: Bloomberg Declares Support for a National Carbon Tax 7
Fri 2: Today’s Headlines 4
Thu 1: Low Turnout But Surprising Support at Bronx Congestion Hearing 8
Thu 1: Lew Fidler’s “9 CARAT STONE” Traffic Plan Arrives 84
Thu 1: Ped Struck as Cab Runs Into Storefront at 53rd and Madison 18
Thu 1: Today’s Headlines 10
Wed 31: Celebrating Livable Streets on the Day of the Dead 8
Wed 31: Congestion Pricing Supporters Speak Up in Queens 9
Wed 31: Happy Halloween From Clarence the Purple Traffic Wizard 11
Wed 31: RSVP Today to Re-Imagine Manhattan’s Upper West Side 2
Wed 31: Jan Gehl: Half of Manhattan Trips Could be Done by Bike 1
Wed 31: Bloomberg Visits the Bronx. Dinowitz Anti-Pricing Rally Fizzles. 3
Wed 31: Today’s Headlines 16
Tue 30: The M23 Bus Earns the 2007 Pokey Award 8
Tue 30: Today’s Headlines 3
Mon 29: The Bogotá Transformation: Vision and Political Will 33
Mon 29: Bruno: “The people who travel around are taxed enough.” 7
Mon 29: Correcting Thursday’s MTA Bike Seizure Correction 5
Mon 29: Today’s Headlines 8
Fri 26: The Weekly Carnage 35
Thu 25: MTA: Not Stealing Bikes. Just Following the Rules. 23
Wed 24: Senator Duane Takes a Swipe at DOT for 9th Ave. Bike Lane 16
Wed 24: Now the MTA is Stealing Bikes in Williamsburg 65
Thu 18: Tykes on Bikes 1
Thu 18: Who is Richard Brodsky? 14
Thu 18: Rangers New Center is Happy to Be Back on His Bike 2
Mon 15: Idle Hands 27
Fri 12: Here is the Keep NYC Congestion Tax Free Report 3
Fri 12: Anti-Congestion Pricing Group Suggests Alternatives 19
Thu 11: Caption Contest: MTA Public Outreach Strategy 25
Thu 11: Bronx Traffic Relief Forum Tonight, 7:30pm, Riverdale Temple 2
Wed 10: Kunstler: Parking Plans Are Based on “Faulty Assumptions” 22
Wed 10: Is Transportation Reform Possible When the Cops Don’t Care? 28
Tue 9: Truck Drivers Confusing New Cycle Track for Unloading Zone 80
Tue 9: Today’s Headlines 21
Mon 8: MTA Says it Needs More Money for Congestion Pricing 10
Mon 8: 1,200 Pack Town Hall for “How New Yorkers Ride Bikes” 5
Fri 5: Congestion Pricing Should be Attached to Parking Reform 35
Thu 4: GAPCo Wins Design Trust Fellowship Comments Off
Thu 4: A Ride Down NYC’s “Street of the Future” 35
Wed 3: Pricing Friends and Foes Find Common Ground in Shoup 9
Wed 3: New Ninth Avenue Separated Bike Path is Already in Place 17
Tue 2: DOT Minds the GAP 9
Tue 2: Fresh Direct Responds to Environmental Critics 37
Tue 2: MTA Chief Lee Sander Talks Congestion Pricing in Queens 4
Tue 2: Today’s Headlines 1
Mon 1: Today’s Headlines 7
Fri 28: Portland Sees Explosive Growth in Bicycling 21
Thu 27: Meat Market Plaza is Open for Business 7
Thu 27: More Park(ing) Day: San Fran Rolls Out the Parkcycle 15
Wed 26: Traffic Congestion Mitigation Commission Opens for Business 20
Tue 25: Traffic Mitigation Commission Meeting Pre-Spin 7
Tue 25: New York City Ate My Bicycle 34
Tue 25: Today’s Headlines 6
Mon 24: If Cyclists Think They’ve Got it Bad in NYC, Check Out L.A. 8
Mon 24: StreetFilms: Park(ing) Day 2007 8
Fri 21: Upper West Side Livable Streets Advocates: Mark Your Calendar 18
Fri 21: Myrtle Ave. Parking Spot Becomes a Park and Classroom 4
Fri 21: Why is There a Picnic in My Parking Spot? 12
Thu 20: NYC Gets Its First-Ever Physically-Separated Bike Path 137
Thu 20: Congestion Pricing Q&A With Rohit Aggarwala, Part 4 12
Wed 19: Congestion Pricing Q&A With Rohit Aggarwala, Part 3 14
Tue 18: Congestion Pricing Q&A With Rohit Aggarwala, Part 2 6
Mon 17: Congestion Pricing Q&A With Rohit Aggarwala, Part 1 27
Fri 14: German Town Chooses Human Interaction Over Traffic Signals 8
Fri 14: D.C. to Establish Bike Parking Requirements 3
Fri 14: Parking Enforcement is the Killer App 5
Wed 12: Gridlock Sam Offers Four Ideas to Cut Traffic Congestion 16
Wed 12: The Transportation Alternatives Century Ride 2007 3
Tue 11: Meeting Tonight: Help Get More Bike Parking for SoHo Comments Off
Tue 11: Useful Idiots 29
Tue 11: Parking Revenue Declining, London Borough Lures Back Drivers 7
Mon 10: Nasty, Personal, Elitist and Not a Bronxite 25
Fri 7: Pedestrian Safety Tips & Anti-Pricing Talking Points From AAA 22
Fri 7: Give Me Traffic Congestion or Give Me Death 12
Thu 6: Bicycles Are the New NYC “It Girl” Fashion Accessory 35
Thu 6: On Behalf of 5.2% of His Constituents, Dinowitz Opposes Pricing 54
Thu 6: Today’s Headlines 13
Tue 4: Infinite Jest 4
Tue 4: Queens Pedestrian Safety Fixes Move Ahead Despite Opposition Comments Off
Fri 31: Happy Labor Day Weekend 6
Fri 31: City Promises $5M in Ped Safety Improvements at Mural Opening 13
Wed 29: Trek: A Bike Maker Flexes Some Advocacy Muscle 5
Wed 29: Brooklyn Traffic Calming Mural Unveiled 5
Tue 28: Celebrating a Car-Free Afternoon In Prospect Park 12
Tue 28: Queens Leaders Fight Safety Fixes for Fatal School Crossing 25
Fri 24: First-Ever Electronic Bus Status Display Installed in Manhattan 18
Fri 24: DOT Seeks Assistant Commissioner for Congestion Pricing 4
Fri 24: Survey Finds That Buffered Bike Lanes Are Better 17
Fri 24: Lew Fidler Laments Impending Loss of Parking Permit 4
Fri 24: Today’s Headlines 4
Wed 15: A Brooklyn Parking Lot Becomes a Neighborhood “Living Room” 5
Tue 14: Video Shows Dangers of Upper East Side Bike Plan 50
Tue 14: Feds to NYC: “Get on the Bus” 25
Tue 14: Details of the US DOT’s $354.5 Million Grant to NYC 3
Tue 14: Responses to $354 Million Federal Congestion Pricing Grant 29
Tue 14: US DOT Gives NYC $354 Million for Congestion Pricing Plan 1
Mon 13: Tonight: Traffic-Calming Mural Preview & Fundraiser 3
Mon 13: Commish Benepe Gently Reminds “Parkies” to Drive Safely 5
Mon 13: What Up, G? 1
Mon 13: Make That 21 Council Members in Favor of Pricing 4
Mon 13: More on Rep. Patrick McHenry 3
Fri 10: In the Shadow of the Queensboro Bridge 10
Fri 10: City Launches “Public Plaza Initiative” at DUMBO Pocket Park 21
Thu 9: Paint a Parking Lot, Put up a Paradise 1
Wed 8: The Storm of ‘07 and the Commute of 8/8 8
Wed 8: Open Thread: How Was Your Commute This Morning? 72
Wed 8: When a Car Does the Killing, It’s Always an “Accident.” 11
Wed 8: Today’s Headlines 9
Tue 7: Hello, Dolly! 45
Tue 7: City Building Opens New Indoor Bike Parking Facility 15
Tue 7: Congestion Pricing Questions the Mayor Will Need to Answer 23
Tue 7: Today’s Headlines 6
Mon 6: New Blog Focuses on Tearing Down the “Highway to Nowhere” 7
Mon 6: 20 City Council Members Support or Lean Towards Pricing 9
Mon 6: Parks Dept. Confirms New Employee Parking Policy Comments Off
Mon 6: Central Park No Longer a Parking Lot for City Employees 14
Mon 6: Today’s Headlines 13
Fri 3: Grist: NYC is Not One of the World’s Greenest Cities 55
Fri 3: Manhattan Bridge Bikeway to Reopen on Monday 12
Fri 3: Today’s Headlines 10
Thu 2: Tonight: Park(ing) Day Planning Meeting Comments Off
Thu 2: Today’s Headlines 3
Wed 1: Congestion Pricing Returns to Stockholm 5
Wed 1: Fear and Loathing on the Upper East Side 17
Wed 1: Meatpacking Plaza Update 3
Wed 1: August 1 Congestion Pricing Deadline Has Been Met 1
Wed 1: Mayor Bloomberg’s Morning Commute 42
Wed 1: August 1: The Mayor Shall Submit the Traffic Mitigation Plan Comments Off
Tue 31: Official Statement on Central Park Car-Free Hours Increase 30
Tue 31: Today’s Headlines 4
Mon 30: DOT Expands Car-Free Time in Central Park by One Hour 24
Mon 30: Parking Meters: The Congestion Pricing Controversy of 1932 3
Mon 30: Sadik-Khan: Many Initiatives Are Under Way… 7
Mon 30: Today’s Headlines 9
Fri 27: Today’s Headlines 1
Thu 26: Congestion Pricing Process Moves Forward in Albany 2
Thu 26: Smith Street Zombie Invasion? 3
Thu 26: French Revolution 18
Thu 26: Count SUVs for the Brian Lehrer Show Today 2
Thu 26: Today’s Headlines Comments Off
Wed 25: Accidents Halved As Street is Stripped of ‘Safety’ Features 13
Wed 25: NYC Government Office Cracks Down on Indoor Bike Parking 13
Wed 25: Ninth Ave. and 14th Street Redesign Update Comments Off
Wed 25: 4:00pm Gridlock at the 86th Street Boundary 17
Wed 25: Welcome to Davis, California: A Bicycle Friendly Town 3
Wed 25: Today’s Headlines 2
Tue 24: Congestion Pricing Bill, Take 3. Comments Off
Tue 24: Here is the State Senate’s Congestion Pricing Bill 12
Tue 24: Microbuses and Bike Sharing: The New Parisian Street Scene 11
Tue 24: Reconnecting Grand Army Plaza 67
Tue 24: Today’s Headlines 12
Mon 23: Senator in Gridlocked Brooklyn District Has Doubts About Pricing 10
Mon 23: Crain’s: Congestion Pricing Approval is a “Near Certainty” 3
Mon 23: Today’s Headlines 2
Thu 19: Congestion Pricing: Here’s the Deal 51
Thu 19: Lots of Quotes, Few Details on Congestion Pricing Deal 9
Thu 19: Some Sort of Congestion Pricing Deal is Done 11
Thu 19: CB8 Shoots Down Upper East Side Crosstown Bike Route Plan 38
Thu 19: Today’s Headlines 2
Wed 18: NYC’s Greenest Building Cracks Down on Bikes (Updated) 30
Wed 18: Bike-Sharing in Berlin 8
Wed 18: The London Model is Dead. Time to Look at Paris. 13
Wed 18: Who Better Represented “the Little Guy” in the Pricing Debate? 22
Wed 18: Today’s Headlines 3
Tue 17: Parking Reform: Reduce Congestion & Raise Money Minus Albany 22
Tue 17: Bloomberg: NYC is Poorer Today Thanks to Albany Inaction 15
Tue 17: Brodsky Killed Congestion Pricing But We Hurt His Feelings 22
Tue 17: Statement from Mayor Bloomberg on Congestion Pricing Failure 22
Tue 17: The Introduction of a New Order of Things 5
Tue 17: Today’s Headlines 9
Mon 16: Park(ing) Day is Coming 27
Mon 16: State Assembly Meeting in Manhattan to Talk Congestion Pricing 4
Mon 16: Today’s Headlines 15
Fri 13: How Do Bike Seizures Fit Into Bloomberg’s “Green Plan” 15
Fri 13: DOT Media Blitz Forthcoming 16
Fri 13: BRT Moving Ahead but City Pushes Back the Timeline a Bit 7
Fri 13: Dollars for Democracy on Brian Lehrer Today Comments Off
Fri 13: Today’s Headlines 6
Thu 12: Odds and Ends 36
Thu 12: Details of Proposed Bus Service Expansion 9
Thu 12: Report: New Parks Dept. Policy to Clip Locks and Seize Bikes 15
Thu 12: Construction of Piazza de Meatpacking is Underway 3
Thu 12: New High-Visibility Bike Lanes in Brooklyn 34
Thu 12: An NYC First: On-Street Parking Spaces Replaced by Bike Racks 26
Thu 12: Today’s Headlines Comments Off
Wed 11: It’s Alive. It’s Dead. It’s Three Men in a Room! 10
Wed 11: London Releases Its Fifth Annual Congestion Pricing Study 2
Wed 11: Today’s Headlines Comments Off
Tue 10: $300+ Million in Bus Improvements Held Hostage in Albany 1
Tue 10: Brodsky Represents NYC’s Wealthiest Car Commuters 15
Tue 10: McCaffrey: The Subway is Crowded. Let’s Keep it That Way. 10
Tue 10: Queens Legislator Offers Congestion Pricing Torpedo 38
Tue 10: StreetFilms Film Festival Tonight in the East Village Comments Off
Tue 10: Brooklyn Merchants Fight for Parking Over Affordable Housing 1
Tue 10: Today’s Headlines Comments Off
Mon 9: Bloomberg Stadium Foes Urge Silver to Support Pricing 4
Mon 9: If Albany Lawmakers Don’t Go Back to Work, NYC Loses 12
Mon 9: Richard Brodsky: Working for the Public or the Parking Industry? 54
Mon 9: Mayor and Assembly Headed to a Showdown Over Pricing 9
Mon 9: Today: Dueling Congestion Pricing Press Events 1
Mon 9: Today’s Headlines 3
Sat 7: 7/7/07: The Live Earth Global Warming Survival Handbook 8
Tue 3: Good Stuff in This Week’s Mobilizing the Region 7
Mon 25: Brooklyn Greenway Initiative Benefit This Thursday 1
Fri 22: T.A.’s Dani Simons to Join the DOT Dream Team 7
Fri 22: Blogger Launches Petititon to Revive Dormant Subway Tracks 13
Fri 22: Meatpacking District Will Get a Makeover 9
Thu 21: Gov’t Employee Parking at the High Bridge Rec Center 3
Thu 21: “Modal Bias” on Brian Lehrer Today at 11:20 am 18
Wed 20: Leave Your iPod at Home Tomorrow 1
Wed 20: Q&A With Transportation Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan 20
Tue 19: New “Bike Boxes” Send Cyclists to the Front of the Line 32
Mon 18: Biking [on the Wrong Side of the Road] is “Normal” [in London] Comments Off
Mon 18: Quinn Announces Her Support for Congestion Pricing 12
Mon 18: No Smoking, Typewriters or Fedoras in This “City Room” 5
Fri 15: It’s the Bus Riders, Stupid. 4
Fri 15: A Bronx Cheer for Congestion Pricing 2
Fri 15: Andy Wiley-Schwartz Starts at DOT on Monday 7
Thu 14: Brooklyn Community Board Supports DOT’s 9th Street Plan Comments Off
Thu 14: If Congestion Pricing Had to be Approved by a Legislature… 11
Wed 13: You Are Invited to Streetsblog’s Birthday Party 3
Wed 13: Man “Tasered” and Arrested for Leaving Airport by Bike 4
Tue 12: DOT: Bergtraum to CUNY, Primeggia to Copenhagen 5
Tue 12: Parks Dept: Central Park Cyclists Must Stop at Traffic Signals 58
Tue 12: The King of Albany Gridlock Breaks His Silence 3
Mon 11: Jon Orcutt Appointed as DOT Senior Policy Advisor 8
Mon 11: Albany Advocacy Day Comments Off
Mon 11: Thank Goodness for Dear, Glorious Leader Sheldon Silver 2
Mon 11: Another Big Hire at DOT 5
Fri 8: Cyclists Be Warned: New City Bike Racks May Not be Secure 24
Fri 8: Submit a Congestion Pricing Question to Dr. Horodniceanu 1
Fri 8: Eyes on the Street: A Historic Sidewalk Widening in Williamsburg 2
Fri 8: PlaNYC Testimony Live on NY1 Right Now 16
Thu 7: I Love This Town But… Comments Off
Thu 7: PlaNYC and Pricing Legislation Introduced. Download it Here. 11
Thu 7: Congestion Pricing Plan Advancing Rapidly 6
Thu 7: Spitzer Backs Congestion Pricing 7
Mon 4: London Finds “No Adverse Impact” Outside Charging Zone 1
Mon 4: Joe Lentol is Worried About Congestion Pricing Park-and-Riders Comments Off
Fri 1: Hit by a Car? Nothing Can be Done Unless You’re Hurt. 15
Thu 31: Transport for London: You’re Better Off by Bike 3
Thu 31: Deborah Glick: Devil’s in the Details of Congestion Pricing 9
Tue 29: DOT Hires Bruce Schaller to Run a New Planning Office 9
Tue 29: David Yassky Supports Congestion Pricing 12
Tue 29: How Many New Yorkers Actually Commute to the CBD by Auto? 8
Fri 25: A Portland Neighborhood Reclaims its Streets 2
Fri 25: Introducing Streetsblog Contributor John Kaehny 4
Fri 25: Streetsblog Publisher Puts up $250K to Push PlaNYC 3
Thu 24: New Quinnipiac Poll Measures Opinion on Congestion Pricing 6
Wed 23: Congestion Pricing: Joan Millman is Not Convinced 29
Wed 23: Debunking the Attack on Congestion Pricing 2
Wed 23: Jessica is Lappin’ up the Congestion Pricing Anxiety 12
Tue 22: Hail the Yassky Cab: All NYC Taxis to be Hybrid by 2012 20
Mon 21: Pricing is Alive. JFK Rail Link and SMART Fund May be Dead. 14
Mon 21: Eyes on the Street: Brooklyn’s Fifth Avenue Street Fair Comments Off
Fri 18: Alternative Uses for Curbside Parking Space, Circa 1941 6
Fri 18: John Liu Says He Supports Congestion Pricing 38
Fri 18: Battery Park City: An Opportunity for Innovative Street Design 6
Fri 18: CB6 Committee Unanimously Approves 9th St. Project 12
Thu 17: Time to Expand DOT’s Toolbox Beyond Signs and Signals? 15
Thu 17: 9th Street Road Diet Meeting Tonight 2
Thu 17: Pedestrians Fighting Over the Scraps 9
Wed 16: Gridlock Sam on Car-Free Central Park Comments Off
Wed 16: Aug. ‘05 Flashback: 1,200 Slopers Demand a Safer 9th Street 5
Tue 15: Eyes on the Street: Commissioner Sadik-Khan’s Commute 19
Mon 14: A New Day at DOT 5
Fri 11: Double-Parking in a Bike Lane? There Isn’t Even a Check Box. 4
Thu 10: There Are Certain Facts That We’ve All Got to Face Up To 4
Tue 8: Ninth Street Update: Robert’s Rules of Order 24
Mon 7: Choose Your Own Hells Kitchen 4
Mon 7: StreetFilms: Touring Brooklyn’s Future Waterfront Greenway Comments Off
Mon 7: Another Look at the WSJ Article on European Cycling 1
Thu 3: The Benefits of a “Road Diet.” 1
Wed 2: This is How State Senator Eric Adams Celebrates Bike Month? 29
Tue 1: PlaNYC Team Releases Transportation Technical Report 7
Mon 30: Eyes on the Street: Critical Mass of U.S. Senators 1
Mon 30: Eyes on the Street: Tour de Senator Schumer 5
Fri 27: Eyes on the Street: Parking it for Lunch in London 1
Fri 27: Sadik-Khan Has Two Things Her Predecessors Lacked… 2
Fri 27: Sadik-Khan Press Conference Coverage 13
Fri 27: Tell Marty Markowitz You Support DOT’s 9th Street Plan 6
Tue 24: Sadik-Khan is Next at DOT 6
Wed 18: SoHo Car Owners Mobilizing to Save Parking, Fight Bike Lanes 19
Tue 17: Pedi Politics 6
Mon 16: More 9th Street Residents Weigh In on DOT’s Plan Comments Off
Fri 13: Department of Judith 2
Thu 12: Why Hasn’t Mayor Bloomberg Announced Her Replacement? 7
Thu 12: CB6 Asks DOT to Find a Final Solution to the “Bicycle Problem” 39
Wed 11: DOT’s 9th Street Plan: Frequently Asked Questions 8
Wed 11: Manhattan CB2 Approves DOT’s Prince/Bleecker Bike Plan 1
Wed 11: Who Opposes A Plan for Safer, More Livable Streets and Why? 9
Wed 11: We Must Imagine a Future Without Cars 7
Tue 10: The Plan: Making Brooklyn’s 9th Street Safer for Everyone Comments Off
Tue 10: Updated Version of DOT’s 9th Street Plan 9
Tue 10: Take a Minute to Fax in Your Support for DOT’s 9th Street Plan Comments Off
Mon 9: Take Action: Support the Prince/Bleecker Bike Route Plan 27
Fri 6: Park Slope Passes on Traffic-Calming, Ped Safety & Bike Lanes 24
Fri 6: Primeggia’s One-Way Safety Claims Are Based on 1970s Studies 3
Fri 6: Resolved: More Traffic Congestion & Automobile Dependence 7
Thu 5: Tonight: Help DOT Build a River-to-River Bike Connection 2
Thu 29: Sneak Peek at DOT’s Plan for Park Slope’s 9th Street 18
Thu 29: Should DOT Install Separated Bike Lanes on 9th Street? 8
Thu 29: Vanderbilt Avenue: The Model for DOT’s 9th Street Proposal? 12
Thu 29: A Tale of Two DOT Plans 2
Thu 29: Opposition Brewing to DOT’s Proposal for 9th Street Bike Lanes 15
Thu 29: A Community Workshop to Re-envision Grand Army Plaza Comments Off
Wed 28: Ungrateful Liberal Scum, “We Do Not Summons Our Own.” 35
Mon 26: City Council Fiddles While New York City Chokes on Traffic 27
Tue 20: Meet the New Boss 36
Tue 20: Mayor Bloomberg at the Crossroads: Who Will Run DOT? 13
Fri 16: DOT Makes the Case for Bike Routes Parallel to W. Houston St. 29
Fri 16: Doctoroff Sets Stage for Something Bold, Creative & Expensive 10
Fri 16: New Sheriff in Chinatown 4
Fri 16: Coverage of Last Night’s Park Slope Meeting 18
Fri 16: DOT’s Park Slope One-Way Presentation 7
Fri 16: Brooklyn to City Hall: Give us Planning Not Traffic Engineering 23
Fri 16: Today’s Headlines 2
Thu 15: UncivilServants.org: Cleaning Up Illegal Permit Parking 13
Wed 14: Defending “The Bailey’s” Right to Kung Pao Chicken and an SUV 9
Wed 14: StreetFilms: One Way is the Wrong Way 10
Tue 13: DOT’s Park Slope Proposal: Is this Atlantic Yards Planning? 6
Tue 13: PlaNYC 2030 Project “Tearing Things Up” at City Hall 6
Tue 13: Correction… Comments Off
Mon 12: One Way? No Way. Send a Message to City Hall. 1
Mon 12: Insta-Bus Rapid Transit for Lower Manhattan 1
Mon 12: DOT Proposes Solution to Houston Street Cycling Danger 59
Sun 11: Quick Bus and Ped Improvements Coming to Lower Broadway 10
Fri 9: City Finally Finishes Eight-Year-Long Truck Study 5
Thu 8: Brooklyn to Bloomberg: Include Local Stakeholders in Planning 22
Wed 7: DOT’s Park Slope Plan Requires Community Board Support 12
Mon 5: Why Is DOT Reorganizing Park Slope Traffic? Because. 7
Mon 5: Commissioner Weinshall Agrees: Two-Way Streets Calm Traffic Comments Off
Thu 1: There’s No Such Thing as “Free Parking” 20
Thu 1: DOT Explains New Traffic Solution. But What’s the Problem? 19
Wed 28: DOT Commissioner Water Cooler Chatter 4
Wed 28: DOT’s Plan for Park Slope Traffic “Improvements” Confirmed 1
Wed 28: DOT to Propose Radical New Traffic Plan for Park Slope 105
Wed 28: Today’s Headlines 3
Tue 27: No Parking Slope 27
Tue 27: Today’s Headlines 11
Mon 26: 3 Peds Hit on 9th Ave. 2 Dead. Mayor Mike: Where Are You? 5
Mon 26: Mass Movement on Two Wheels 14
Mon 26: Introducing StreetFilms.org 11
Mon 26: Today’s Headlines 4
Fri 23: Streetfilms: Intersection Intervention 1
Thu 22: Sources Say… 5
Thu 22: Help us Find Livable Streets Blogs in Cities Outside NYC 28
Wed 21: Illegal Permit Parking Crackdown Underway? 13
Wed 21: 34th Street Partnership Explains the Icey Snow in the Bike Lane 4
Wed 21: Why Wasn’t Traffic-Calming Built on Third Avenue? 2
Wed 21: Eyes on the Street: Snow Days 6
Tue 20: Kate Ascher: New York City’s Next DOT Commissioner? 3
Tue 20: Will “Atlantic Yards” Kill the JFK-Lower Manhattan Rail Link? 4
Mon 19: DOT Pledged Ped Safety Fixes by 2006 on Deadly Third Ave 16
Fri 16: DOT Commissioner Update 19
Thu 15: Visualizing a Car-Free Bedford Avenue 41
Thu 15: Plan Urged Safety Measures for Intersection Where Boy Died 16
Wed 14: 2006 Pedestrian Fatality Numbers from DOT 6
Wed 14: NYC Pedestrian Fatalities Up in 2006? 10
Mon 12: Political Deal Results in Bad Pedicab Regulations 6
Mon 12: Gridlock Sam: Avert Climate Catastrophe, Ride a Vespa^® 28
Mon 12: Unintended Consequences of Paris’s Traffic-Reduction Policies 4
Fri 9: Streetfilms: “A City Is a Means to a Way of Life” Comments Off
Thu 8: DOT: “Our Job is to Keep Traffic Moving, Not Pedestrian Safety” 12
Wed 7: Driving Mrs. Kelly 9
Tue 6: Birth Announcement and Illegal Permit Parking 17
Wed 31: Three Things in Mind 13
Wed 31: Who Will be the Next DOT Commissioner? 18
Tue 30: Weinshall Upheld a “Cars-First Status Quo,” T.A. Says 11
Tue 30: Weinshall Resignation Letter to Staff 5
Mon 29: NYC DOT Commissioner Iris Weinshall Resigns 33
Mon 29: Breaking: DOT Commissioner Weinshall Gets a New Job 6
Mon 29: New York City 2030. London Today. 2
Mon 29: The City That Never Walks 22
Fri 26: Pedestrian Interference 13
Wed 24: StreetFilms: Berkeley’s Bike Boulevards 7
Wed 24: Ding Dong Bruce Smolka’s Gone 13
Tue 23: The Known Unknowns of New York City’s Streets 4
Tue 23: Teaching City Gov’t to Count More Than Just Cars and Trucks 5
Mon 22: Launching the Campaign for Carbon Taxes 4
Thu 18: New Congestion Pricing Poll in Line With London & Stockholm 19
Thu 18: Livable Streets Apparently Not on the Mayor’s ‘07 Agenda 6
Thu 18: The State of the City 3
Thu 18: For or Against NYPD’s Public Assembly Restrictions? 19
Wed 17: Homemade Traffic Calming in Mexico’s Yucatan 13
Wed 17: Traffic Signals Timed for Bicycling 13
Tue 16: Flushed Away 25
Tue 16: PLANYC 2030 Community Leader Meetings 2
Tue 16: Uncool New York: NYC Lags in Combatting Climate Change 2
Mon 15: Celerant CEO Ian Goldman Celebrated in the Wall Street Journal 19
Mon 15: Does Vehicular Chaos Push Families Out of NYC? 10
Mon 15: Reverse Graffiti 6
Mon 15: Today’s Headlines 1
Fri 12: The Times is a Changin’ 22
Wed 10: Making Hell’s Kitchen Less Hellish 20
Wed 10: Playable Streets 3
Wed 10: Today’s Headlines 4
Tue 9: Wheels: The New York Times’ New Auto Blog 11
Tue 9: Today’s Headlines 1
Mon 8: Memorializing Killed Cyclists: Is it Good for Cycling? 32
Mon 8: Bloomberg on Bicycling 24
Mon 8: A Tale of Two Cities’ Parking Policies 6
Mon 8: Sunday Times City Section Hits Livable Street Trifecta 1
Mon 8: Today’s Headlines 3
Thu 4: Today’s Headlines 2
Wed 3: Day Two: Ten Things for Governor Spitzer to Fix 21
Wed 3: Today’s Headlines Comments Off
Tue 2: New Year’s Resolution: Physically Separated Bike Lanes in ‘07 49
Fri 29: Holiday Headlines 2
Wed 27: Holiday Headlines 32
Fri 22: Small Step for Pedestrians & Cyclists; Giant Leap for NYC 8
Fri 22: New German Community Models Car-Free Living 2
Fri 22: Highlights From the Latest Mobilizing the Region 1
Thu 21: Confronting Our Problems 112
Thu 21: Today’s Headlines Comments Off
Wed 20: Meeting Tonight on Westside Greenway Bike Safety 9
Wed 20: Streetfilms: On-Street Bicycle Parking, Portland 9
Wed 20: Eyes on the Most Powerful Man in New York State Gov’t Comments Off
Wed 20: Donut Emergency: Cop Parked in Crosswalk and Bike Lane 18
Tue 19: Chicago Cracks Down on Drivers Who Threaten Pedestrians 10
Tue 19: Did a Blogger’s Big Scoop Stall “Atlantic Yards?” 8
Tue 19: DOT Giving Away 350 Metrocards at Shea Park-and-Ride 4
Tue 19: Today’s Headlines 1
Mon 18: Wider Sidewalks & a Bicycle Park-and-Ride for Williamsburg 68
Mon 18: Today’s Headlines 5
Sat 16: Product Placement 35
Fri 15: The Week’s Links 7
Fri 15: Sander Picked for MTA Director 8
Thu 14: Streetfilms: Curbing Cars in Soho 6
Thu 14: Rethinking Soho 47
Thu 14: Are Old-Line Environmentalists Asleep at the Wheel? 46
Wed 13: Pedestrian Safety in Brooklyn Heights Comments Off
Wed 13: Futurama 2030 Speech: News Round-Up 1
Wed 13: Rebutting Congestion Pricing’s Opponents 1
Wed 13: Eyes on the Street: Horrific Ped Fatality in Bklyn Hts This AM 3
Mon 11: Beijing Bike Bully Forced to Apologize on TV 3
Mon 11: Reader Contributions 9
Mon 11: Life at Streetsblog Headquarters 3
Mon 11: Mayor Bloomberg Sustainability Speech Tomorrow 4
Mon 11: Today’s Headlines 7
Sun 10: Streetfilms: Memorial for Eric Ng 9
Fri 8: The Week’s Links 1
Fri 8: 6-Year-Old Boy Fatally Hit by Truck in Brooklyn 7
Fri 8: Seoul’s New Heart 10
Fri 8: Chicago: A City Whose Mayor Cares About Bicycling 12
Fri 8: Where Do Manhattan Auto Commuters Come From? 26
Thu 7: Tillary Street: Bike Lane or Parking Space? 20
Thu 7: A Snapshot of New York City Gridlock 5
Thu 7: Today’s Headlines 4
Wed 6: Important Meeting Tonight on New L.E.S. Bike Lanes 4
Wed 6: Manhattan BP Stringer Calls on NYC to Seek Federal Funds 5
Wed 6: Gale Brewer to Introduce Congestion Pricing Legislation Comments Off
Wed 6: Bollard Porn 29
Wed 6: A Parking Lot Grows in Brooklyn 1
Wed 6: Traffic Relief Advocates: Meet Your Opponents 30
Tue 5: Eric Ng Memorial Bike Ride This Saturday Comments Off
Tue 5: Traffic Relief on Brian Lehrer Right Now 1
Tue 5: Traffic Congestion: Sponsored by Your Local Media 7
Tue 5: Today’s Congestion Headlines 2
Tue 5: File Under: No Wonder New York City is Falling Behind London 7
Mon 4: Growth or Gridlock? 13
Mon 4: Congestion Charging in New York City: The Political Bloodbath 11
Mon 4: A Brief History of New York City Congestion Charging 14
Mon 4: It’s Traffic Congestion Week in New York City Comments Off
Sat 2: Drunk Driver Kills Cyclist on Hudson River Greenway 32
Fri 1: Safe Routes to Schools: Yesterday’s Press Event 3
Wed 29: NASCAR Parade Rolls Through Midtown This Morning 7
Wed 29: SUV Attack Update 2 10
Wed 29: Today’s Headlines Comments Off
Tue 28: Dutch Wheelchair 4
Tue 28: SUV Attack Update 8
Tue 28: Today’s Headlines Comments Off
Mon 27: 45% of New Yorkers Receptive to a Congestion Charge 30
Mon 27: Today’s Headlines 7
Wed 22: Happy Holiday 1
Wed 22: This Morning’s Commute: The Ian Goldman Affair 55
Tue 21: A CRISPier Way to Build NYC’s 200+ Miles of New Bike Lanes? 17
Tue 21: Speed Hump 1
Tue 21: Today’s Headlines 3
Mon 20: Speak Up to Keep the Willoughby Street Pedestrian Plaza 1
Mon 20: The Debate Over Physically-Separated Bike Lanes Continues 59
Mon 20: The Traffic is the Mitigation 10
Mon 20: Congestion Pricing: The Public Conversation Begins 6
Mon 20: Gov. Spitzer Transition Team Transpo Committee Named Comments Off
Fri 17: Word on the Street Comments Off
Fri 17: The Week’s Links 3
Thu 16: Ad Nauseam: Ford Mustang Shelby GT 500 27
Thu 16: A Streetsblog Reader Wins Traffic Calming Improvements 6
Wed 15: Straphangers’ Russianoff Will be Named to Spitzer Team 13
Wed 15: Mayor Livingstone: $50 to Drive an SUV into Central London 18
Wed 15: Today’s Headlines 2
Tue 14: Traffic Relief Rally at City Hall This Morning Comments Off
Tue 14: Rumor Mill: Sustainability Announcement Tomorrow 30
Mon 13: London’s Cycling Design Standards: A Model for NYC? 11
Mon 13: Gridlock Sam Tells the Story of NYC’s First Bike Lanes 18
Mon 13: Birth of a Class III Bike Route 10
Fri 10: The Cost of Doing Business in Midtown 3
Thu 9: Traffic: A Social Problem Not a Design Problem 17
Thu 9: “Officials Deny” That Flatbush and Glenwood is Dangerous 4
Wed 8: Buses and Atlantic Yards Comments Off
Wed 8: Grand Army Plaza Bollards: Saving Lives and Wrecking Cars 1
Wed 8: Borderline Behavior 4
Wed 8: Car-Free Manhattan: Just Wait 100 Years 1
Wed 8: Today’s Headlines 2
Tue 7: Today’s Headlines Comments Off
Mon 6: Holy Rollers in This Week’s New Yorker 15
Mon 6: Cyclists and Pedestrians: Fighting Over the Scraps 23
Mon 6: Today’s Headlines 7
Fri 3: Ad Nauseam: General Motors’ Flying Cars 27
Fri 3: Streetfilms Portland Week: Safe Routes to School 6
Fri 3: DOT Culture: Stifling Innovation on NYC’s Streets? 9
Fri 3: Media Watch: Stay Tuned for Next Week’s New Yorker 2
Fri 3: NYC Gets its First Pedestrian Countdown Timer 8
Fri 3: Slow News Day? 4
Fri 3: New Bike Markings For Brooklyn’s Fifth Ave. This Month 6
Fri 3: Transit-Oriented Development Forum 1
Thu 2: Streetfilms Portland Week: Older Adults Bicycle Program 1
Thu 2: Rumor Mill: Agencies Will Have to Budget for Parking Permits 8
Thu 2: London Calling. Are New York’s Leaders Really Listening? 5
Thu 2: Two New Features on Streetsblog Comments Off
Thu 2: Today’s Headlines 4
Wed 1: Streetfilms Portland Week: The High-Tech Bike Signal 8
Wed 1: San Fran Mayor Sets Ambitious Transportation Targets 5
Wed 1: Eyes on the Street: Portland 1
Wed 1: Today’s Headlines 1
Tue 31: Streetfilms: Portland’s Festival Streets 1
Tue 31: Streetfilms Portland Week: Bicycle Boulevards 11
Tue 31: Eyes on the Street: Washington Square Park 9
Tue 31: Today’s Headlines Comments Off
Mon 30: It’s Alive. 3
Fri 27: Foreign Correspondent: Bogotá’s Lack of “Vibrancy” 4
Fri 27: Rumor Mill: The MTA’s Next Chairman 2
Thu 26: Downtown Brooklyn Traffic Calming Project: Ten Years On 5
Thu 26: Street Hockey: The New Stickball? 3
Thu 26: The Bronx is ~~Burning~~ Bicycling 3
Thu 26: Flushing Meadows: Park or Parking Lot? 2
Wed 25: