Department of City Planning
- November 2009
- Thu 19: In Third Term, Bloomberg Must Align All Agencies With PlaNYC 2
- May 2009
- Thu 28: See Queens, Shop in Queens -- on Your Bike 8
- April 2009
- Thu 23: Bike-Friendly Zoning Amendment Clears City Council 6
- Wed 22: Bikes as Transit: New Study Envisions Possibilities for NYC 30
- Fri 3: Bigger Sidewalks But No Protected Bike Lane for Houston Street 14
- March 2009
- Fri 6: Bike-Friendly Zoning Advances to City Council. Bike Access Bill Next? 3
- Tue 3: A Park Circle Where Walkers Feel Welcome 14
- February 2009
- Fri 20: Brooklynites Suggest Park Circle Safety Fixes 8
- Thu 5: Indoor Parking Swap: More Space for Bikes, Less for Cars? 12
- November 2008
- Mon 17: Gehl-O-Rama: City Agencies Take Lessons From Copenhagen 1
- Mon 10: City Planning Unveils Bike-Friendly Zoning Regs 6
- Thu 6: Designing NYC Streets for the 21st Century 2
- October 2008
- Wed 15: Study: City Residential Parking Requirements Lead to More Driving 49
- August 2008
- Wed 27: The Parking Cure Part 2: Do the Right Tests 4
- Fri 22: The Parking Cure, Step 1: Diagnose the Problem 10
- Wed 20: How to Fix Off-Street Parking Policy, Before It's Too Late 17
- Mon 18: Planners and Green Groups Call for Off-Street Parking Reform 13
- Mon 18: Report: NYC's Off-Street Parking Policy Will Set Off a Traffic Explosion 19
- Thu 7: A Citywide Prescription for Livable Streets 2
- July 2008
- Thu 24: T.A. Urges Bloomberg Admin to Take the Lead in Parking Reform 7
- May 2008
- Fri 30: Hell's Parking Lot 7
- Fri 16: Sneak Preview: More Queens Bike Lanes and Bike-Friendly Zoning 8
- February 2008
- Fri 15: City Planning: Fourth Avenue a "Missed Opportunity" 28
- November 2007
- Fri 9: Take the NYC Bike Parking Survey 2
- March 2007
- Mon 12: Parking: If You Build it They Will Come... in Their Cars. 10
- Thu 8: The New York City Parking Boom 14
- September 2006
- Mon 11: One Community That's Ready to Work With DOT on Bikes 2
