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December 2008

Tue 23: DOT Shows Off Grand Concourse Improvements 23

Mon 22: Send Some Holiday Cheer to NYC Bike Planners [Updated] 15

Tue 16: New DOT Measuring Stick Highlights Need for Transit and Bike Investment 4

Mon 15: Stimulus Package on Track to Perpetuate Transpo Status Quo 12

Thu 11: Council Members Surprised to Hear CBs Approved Bike Lanes 5

Thu 11: City Council Proposes Slashing Funds for Bike Network 22

Wed 10: Business Has Nothing to Fear From Bike Lanes 18

Tue 9: Gerson Looks to Rein In Runaway Safety Improvements 41

Thu 4: CB4 Backs Eighth Avenue Cycle Track 4

Mon 1: Pedestrians, Bus Riders, and Cyclists Get a Better Bronx Hub 7

November 2008

Wed 26: Hudson Greenway "Cherry Walk" Still Dark and Dangerous 21

Wed 26: Kent Ave Bike Lane Stirs Passions in Williamsburg 4

Thu 20: CB4 Committee Supports Eighth Avenue Cycle Track 11

Mon 17: Gehl-O-Rama: City Agencies Take Lessons From Copenhagen 1

Mon 17: Jan Gehl: New York Could Have World's Best Streets 6

Fri 14: CityRacks Winner: It's a Standing O 22

Mon 10: City Planning Unveils Bike-Friendly Zoning Regs 6

Thu 6: Designing NYC Streets for the 21st Century 2

October 2008

Fri 31: Brooklyn Bridge to Be Closed to Cyclists for Bike Traffic Calming 46

Fri 31: NYC Bike Counts Jump 35 Percent 19

Wed 29: Eyes on the Street: Dyckman Bike Shelter Hints at What Could Be 6

Tue 28: TSTC Names the Most Dangerous Roads for Pedestrians 12

Fri 24: John Liu: Standing Up for Put-Upon Drivers 12

Thu 23: Overheard in New York: Biking Up 35 Percent in 2008 3

Wed 22: DOT Unveils Short-Term Ped Fixes Near Brooklyn Traffic Hub 8

Wed 22: Streetfilms: A Conversation With Janette Sadik-Khan 6

Tue 21: DOT to Present Ideas for Brooklyn's Most Notorious Intersection 4

Tue 21: Vision Zero NYC: Ending the Body Count 31

Fri 17: Eyes on the Street: The Beginning of a Beautiful Bike Lane 15

Wed 15: Transportation for America Launches Legislative Campaign 3

Tue 14: Plenty of Changes Underway on Chrystie and Forsyth (But No Cycle Track) 9

Fri 10: Bronx Hub Gets Smorgasbord of Ped-Bike-Transit Enhancements 5

Wed 1: New MTA Grates Double as Seating, Bike Racks 12

Wed 1: Weigh in on the Future of City Bike Racks 18

September 2008

Tue 30: Manhattan Bridge Bike Path Mired for Years in Construction Bureaucracy 17

Fri 26: How Many Office Buildings Will Volunteer to Go Bike-Friendly? 7

Wed 24: Is It Time to Swap the 2nd Ave Subway for Bus Rapid Transit? 31

Tue 23: Broadway Boulevard Confirms: People Will Sit in Well-Placed Seats 14

Mon 15: DOT, MTA Launch 34th Street Select Bus Service Today 4

Fri 12: Fatal Crash Was Preceded By Complaints About Nearby Intersection 7

Wed 10: One Year After $5M Promise, Downtown Brooklyn Safety Fixes Are Nowhere 9

Tue 9: CB12 Committee Hot for Parking, Cautious on Livable Streets 19

Fri 5: Bloomberg, Sadik-Khan to Hold 11:00 Madison Square Presser 1

August 2008

Thu 28: Inwoodites Promised Rehab of Dilapidated 215th Step-Street 5

Thu 21: DOT Announces Summer Streets Photo Competition 3

Tue 19: Eyes on the Street: A Walk Down Broadway Boulevard 37

Thu 14: Bloomberg Relieves Council Mems of Reserved Parking as NYPD Rants 13

Mon 11: Streetfilms: Summer Streets 2008 25

Thu 7: Juan Valdez and Jay-Z Invite New Yorkers to Take to the Streets 6

Thu 7: A Citywide Prescription for Livable Streets 2

Mon 4: DOT Takes Steps to Improve Ped Safety Near Park Avenue Tunnel 28

Fri 1: Separated Bike Path Isn't Gay Enough for CB4 37

July 2008

Fri 25: Plan for Grand Street Cycle Track Features New Design Treatment 33

Thu 24: T.A. Urges Bloomberg Admin to Take the Lead in Parking Reform 7

Wed 9: Bike-Share Coming to NYC? DOT Says It Will Test the Waters 35

June 2008

Tue 24: DOT Asks Public for Ideas on Shoupian Parking Program 7

Mon 16: DOT Gives Its Regards to Broadway 26

Fri 6: Eyes on the Street: A Sign of Respect 16

Wed 4: New Law Encourages DOT to Set Traffic Reduction Targets 10

May 2008

Fri 30: Hell's Parking Lot 7

Thu 29: CB 3 Supports DOT's Manhattan Bridge Proposal 13

Thu 29: DOT Previews Big Plans at Greenway Summit 19

Tue 27: Want Separated Lanes on Chrystie Street? Tonight's Your Night. 2

Fri 23: Speak Up for Chrystie Street Improvements on Tuesday 14

Thu 22: SE Prospect Park Re-Design Includes Some Restrictions on Cars 7

Wed 21: Do Alternate Side Parking Rules Increase Traffic Congestion? 31

Mon 19: MTA Launches Bike-and-Ride Web Site 16

Mon 19: DOT to Hold Woodhaven Boulevard Forum Tonight 4

Fri 16: Sneak Preview: More Queens Bike Lanes and Bike-Friendly Zoning 8

Thu 15: Eyes on the Street: Fresh Paint on Prince 20

Wed 14: DOT to Present Manhattan Bridge Plans to CB 3 Tonight 10

Wed 14: Pricing Foe Hakeem Jeffries Demands G Train Service Increase 4

Tue 13: Got a Cycling Question for DOT? Ask Josh Benson. 13

Fri 9: CB2 Chairman Punts Queens Greenway Vote Over Loss of Parking 25

Thu 8: Streetfilm: City Officials Talk Up Bike Month 2

Thu 8: New York Cycling, as Seen From L.A. 29

Wed 7: Eyes on the Street: T.A. Rings in Bike Month 12

Tue 6: T.A. to Kick Off Bike Month With Wednesday 9th Avenue Ride 1

Tue 6: Councilman Koppell Wants "Sadik-Kahn" Fired Over Turn Signal 4

Mon 5: Feds Launch New Pedestrian Safety Program 8

Thu 1: TONY Does New York on Two Wheels 4

April 2008

Tue 29: Sadik-Khan Introduces the New York City Model 13

Mon 28: DOT Rolls Out "Sustainable Streets" Plan 15

Thu 24: Paco Abraham Turns Duane Reade on to Bike Racks 16

Thu 10: Neighborhoods and Parking Reform: Show Them The Money 22

March 2008

Wed 26: Is CB 8 Angling to Get Rid of Bike Lanes on 91st Street? 9

Mon 24: Sadik-Khan: What We Lose Without Congestion Pricing [Updated] 9

Mon 24: Sadik-Khan Set to Testify at City Hall 5

Tue 18: Envisioning a More Livable Columbus Avenue 8

Mon 17: DOT Study Measures Lower Manhattan Placard Abuse 4

Fri 14: DOT Launches Bike Rack Design Competition 3

Fri 14: It's No Accident: Bike-Ped Safety Bill Clears Council 9

Thu 13: London's Very Cool "Look Out for Cyclists" Ad 10

Thu 13: Could "Open Sundays" Help Solve Prince Problems? 10

Thu 13: CB 4 Wants On-Street Bike Parking for Ninth Avenue 1

Wed 12: DOT Details Prince Street "Open Sundays" Project 24

Wed 12: Details of the Mayor's Residential Parking Permit Proposal 52

Mon 10: New Bill Would Bring Crash Studies and Safety Improvements 0

Fri 7: Mime Threat Overshadows Car-Free Prince Street Proposal 79

Wed 5: Bike-Share Rumors: Portland Leading the Pack 20

Tue 4: Is the NYPD Reducing Traffic Violations? Hard to Say... 28

Mon 3: Sander Makes the Case for MTA Capital Plan and Pricing 3

February 2008

Wed 27: A Conversation About New York Streets -- Get In Free 0

Thu 21: The New DOT is Still Using the Old Measuring Stick 10

Fri 15: Citizens Propose Cycle Track Greenway Connector in Inwood 29

Fri 15: "Lock Box" Provides $39M for Livable Streets, Ferries, BRT 13

Fri 8: New Congestion Pricing Plan, Same Jeffrey Dinowitz 10

Fri 8: State Senator's Car is Towed During Congestion Pricing Meeting 10

Tue 5: DOT: Relax Brooklyn, Parking Permits Not Just for Downtown 19

Mon 4: The Human Rights Argument For BRT And Pricing 16

Fri 1: Congestion Pricing Plan Includes a "Livable Streets Lock Box" 54

Fri 1: Monday Night: Have Your Say on Parking Policy in Brooklyn 1

Fri 1: Brooklyn Workshop Focuses on Residential Parking Program 11

January 2008

Wed 30: Badda Bing! NYPD "Taking Care of" New Parking Placards 11

Tue 29: City Numbers Show Highest Cyclist Death Toll in Eight Years 28

Mon 28: Streetfilm: Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) in Bogotá 64

Mon 28: Parking Workshops Set for Queens and Brooklyn 6

Thu 24: Motorists Dominate UES Parking Workshop 16

Fri 18: Resolved: More Driving for Teachers, Less for Everyone Else 15

Wed 16: Illegal Parking Now "Legal" for Marty Markowitz 15

Tue 15: Will the Tide Turn on City Parking Policy? 8

Fri 11: What if DOT Simply Forgot to Open the Parks to Traffic? 19

Thu 10: StreetFilm: How to Use a Bike Box 23

Mon 7: Weingarten: "Teachers Are Not Abusers of Parking Permits" 56

Fri 4: A Year After Eric Ng's Death, Greenway Hazards Remain Unfixed 42

Thu 3: City Hall to Reduce Parking Placards 20% and Centralize Control 44

December 2007

Mon 17: Janette Sadik-Khan: A Reason to Love NYC in 2007 9

Tue 11: Highlights of Yesterday's Traffic Commission Meeting 47

Tue 11: Manhattan Bridge Bike & Ped Improvements Nearing Completion 19

Wed 5: Chinatown Placard Abusers Get the Hook 23

November 2007

Fri 30: Its Showtime for the DOT Parking Team 32

Mon 26: New Refuge Islands for Bronx Pedestrians & Bus Riders 9

Wed 21: Happy Thanksgiving 10

Thu 15: R-E-S-P-E-C-T: DOT to Install Sleek New Bike Parking Shelters 46

Tue 13: Crosstown Bike Lanes Remain in the Crosshairs 16

Mon 12: DOT Rolls Out Fort Greene Bike Lanes & Traffic-Calming 12

Thu 8: DOT Rolls Out the New Lower Manhattan Crosstown Bike Route 6

Thu 8: Rally at City Hall for Pedestrian Safety Legislation, 12:45 Today 2

Tue 6: Tune in to Brian Lehrer at 10:40am, WNYC, 93.9 FM 5

Mon 5: Gehl on Wheels 9

October 2007

Wed 31: Happy Halloween From Clarence the Purple Traffic Wizard 11

Wed 31: Finally: A Spot to Talk About Parking 0

Tue 30: New Bike Lanes and Sharrows Lead to the Brooklyn Bridge 36

Mon 29: Correcting Thursday's MTA Bike Seizure Correction 5

Thu 25: MTA: Not Stealing Bikes. Just Following the Rules. 23

Thu 25: DOT Installs 58 Muni-Meters in Bensonhurst 7

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

Tue 16: DOT Unveils Sidewalk Compass Markings 15

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

Thu 4: A Ride Down NYC's "Street of the Future" 35

Wed 3: New Ninth Avenue Separated Bike Path is Already in Place 17

Wed 3: Doubts About DOT Congestion Prescription in Jax Heights 1

Tue 2: DOT Minds the GAP 9

September 2007

Tue 25: DOT Asks, and Gets an Earful from West Siders 3

Tue 25: New York City Ate My Bicycle 34

Fri 21: Upper West Side Livable Streets Advocates: Mark Your Calendar 18

Thu 20: NYC Gets Its First-Ever Physically-Separated Bike Path 136

Thu 20: Inwoodites Want Changes at Deadly Broadway Intersection 5

Tue 18: Seeing Myrtle Avenue With Fresh Eyes 6

Tue 18: City to Unveil 'Look' Bike Safety Campaign 4

Wed 12: DOT Launches Gehl Street Survey Project 12

Tue 4: Last Weekend of Summer Marked by Child's Death 0

August 2007

Fri 31: City Promises $5M in Ped Safety Improvements at Mural Opening 13

Tue 28: Queens Leaders Fight Safety Fixes for Fatal School Crossing 25

Mon 27: Bike & Ped Improvements Slated for Manhattan Bridge Approach 18

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

Wed 22: Bikes Are Traffic, Too 17

Wed 22: Improved DOT Rolls Out Improved Web Site 13

Tue 21: Car-Free Hours Extended in Prospect Park 43

Wed 15: A Brooklyn Parking Lot Becomes a Neighborhood "Living Room" 5

Wed 15: Car-Free Hours in Prospect Park? Fuhgeddaboutit! 33

Tue 14: Video Shows Dangers of Upper East Side Bike Plan 50

Tue 14: Details of the US DOT's $354.5 Million Grant to NYC 3

Mon 13: Tonight: Traffic-Calming Mural Preview & Fundraiser 3

Mon 13: Thank You for the Extra Car-Free Hour, And... 4

Thu 9: Paint a Parking Lot, Put up a Paradise 1

Fri 3: Manhattan Bridge Bikeway to Reopen on Monday 12

Thu 2: Famed Danish Urbanist Jan Gehl in Town to Consult on PlaNYC 8

Wed 1: Fear and Loathing on the Upper East Side 17

July 2007

Tue 31: Official Statement on Central Park Car-Free Hours Increase 30

Mon 30: DOT Expands Car-Free Time in Central Park by One Hour 24

Mon 30: Sadik-Khan: Many Initiatives Are Under Way... 7

Fri 13: StreetFilm: Trading Car Parking for Bike Racks 0

Fri 13: DOT Media Blitz Forthcoming 16

Thu 12: Details of Proposed Bus Service Expansion 9

Thu 12: Construction of Piazza de Meatpacking is Underway 3

Thu 12: New High-Visibility Bike Lanes in Brooklyn 34

June 2007

Fri 29: No Love for One-Way Proposal in Jackson Heights 7

Thu 28: Breaking News: 94th Precinct Clipping Bikes on Bedford Ave 25

Wed 27: Finally, Market Rates for Manhattan Street Parking 20

Tue 26: Free Bike Helmets for Delivery Workers Today 8

Fri 22: T.A.'s Dani Simons to Join the DOT Dream Team 7

Fri 22: Meatpacking District Will Get a Makeover 9

Thu 21: Shifting Gears at DOT 3

Wed 20: Q&A With Transportation Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan 20

Mon 18: A Livable Streets Exhibition Opens in Brooklyn 1

Fri 15: Andy Wiley-Schwartz Starts at DOT on Monday 7

Tue 12: DOT: Bergtraum to CUNY, Primeggia to Copenhagen 5

Tue 12: New Bike Lanes Won't Leave Room for Escalade Double-Parking! 0

Mon 11: Jon Orcutt Appointed as DOT Senior Policy Advisor 8

Mon 11: Call for Ped Safety Measures on Third and Fourth Avenues 1

Mon 11: Another Big Hire at DOT 5

Fri 8: Eyes on the Street: A Historic Sidewalk Widening in Williamsburg 2

Mon 4: Tour de Brooklyn: City is Considering Car-Free Central Park Trial 5

Sun 3: StreetFilms: Bike to Shea 4

May 2007

Tue 29: DOT Hires Bruce Schaller to Run a New Planning Office 9

Wed 23: In DUMBO a Parking Lot Will Become a Piazza 2

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

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

Fri 4: DOT: One-Way Park Slope Proposal is Dead 0

Wed 2: This is How State Senator Eric Adams Celebrates Bike Month? 29

April 2007

Mon 30: Five Small Steps to a More Effective, Progressive DOT 5

Fri 27: Sadik-Khan Has Two Things Her Predecessors Lacked... 2

Fri 27: It's Official: Sadik-Khan in at DOT 3

Fri 27: Tell Marty Markowitz You Support DOT's 9th Street Plan 6

Tue 24: Sadik-Khan is Next at DOT 6

Fri 20: CB2 Signs Off On Prince-Bleecker Bike Lanes 2

Thu 19: Grand Plans for Brooklyn's Iconic Public Space 7

Wed 18: Bus Bulbs Are Blooming 15

Fri 13: Department of Judith 2

Fri 13: DOT Called Out for Lacking Clear Ped Safety Plan 1

Thu 12: Why Hasn't Mayor Bloomberg Announced Her Replacement? 7

Thu 12: CB2 Committee Approves "Additional" Prince/Bleecker Routes 3

Wed 11: DOT's 9th Street Plan: Frequently Asked Questions 8

Thu 5: Tonight: Help DOT Build a River-to-River Bike Connection 2

March 2007

Thu 29: Sneak Peek at DOT's Plan for Park Slope's 9th Street 18

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 0

Tue 27: Important Meeting for Livable Streets Advocates 5

Thu 22: Studies Refute DOT's Claim That One-Way Avenues Are Safer 5

Thu 22: In Defense of Horodniceanu 0

Tue 20: Meet the New Boss 36

Tue 20: Mayor Bloomberg at the Crossroads: Who Will Run DOT? 13

Mon 19: Park Slope says: "One Way? No Way." CB6 says: "Let's Study It." 9

Fri 16: DOT Makes the Case for Bike Routes Parallel to W. Houston St. 29

Wed 14: Defending "The Bailey's" Right to Kung Pao Chicken and an SUV 9

Mon 12: One Way? No Way. Send a Message to City Hall. 1

Mon 12: DOT Proposes Solution to Houston Street Cycling Danger 59

Sun 11: Quick Bus and Ped Improvements Coming to Lower Broadway 10

Wed 7: DOT's Park Slope Plan Requires Community Board Support 12

Mon 5: Commissioner Weinshall Agrees: Two-Way Streets Calm Traffic 0

Mon 5: Old Gray Lady Gets on the Bandwagon 5

Fri 2: The Iris Weinshall Legacy: Queens Boulevard 6

Thu 1: DOT Explains New Traffic Solution. But What's the Problem? 19

February 2007

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

Thu 22: Sources Say... 5

Wed 21: Why Wasn't Traffic-Calming Built on Third Avenue? 2

Tue 20: Kate Ascher: New York City's Next DOT Commissioner? 3

Mon 19: DOT Pledged Ped Safety Fixes by 2006 on Deadly Third Ave 16

Fri 16: DOT Commissioner Update 19

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

Thu 8: DOT: "Our Job is to Keep Traffic Moving, Not Pedestrian Safety" 12

Wed 7: Is a 1.3 mph Increase in Crosstown Traffic Speed "Innovative?" 6

Tue 6: Help Wanted at DOT: Creative Thinkers Encouraged to Apply 18

Fri 2: EDC's McDonald a Leading Candidate for DOT Commissioner 6

Thu 1: Calming Traffic in Chinatown 20

January 2007

Mon 29: Breaking: DOT Commissioner Weinshall Gets a New Job 6

Fri 26: Pedestrian Interference 13

December 2006

Fri 22: Small Step for Pedestrians & Cyclists; Giant Leap for NYC 8

Tue 19: DOT Giving Away 350 Metrocards at Shea Park-and-Ride 4

Mon 18: Wider Sidewalks & a Bicycle Park-and-Ride for Williamsburg 68

November 2006

Thu 30: Detailed Reports on 135 Safe Routes to School Plans 8

Thu 30: Safe Routes to Schools Study Complete 4

Wed 29: New Bike Lanes and Markings for the Lower East Side 23

Wed 22: Sacrificing Central Park to Appease the Traffic Gods 11

Tue 21: A CRISPier Way to Build NYC's 200+ Miles of New Bike Lanes? 17

Mon 20: Gov. Spitzer Transition Team Transpo Committee Named 0

Wed 15: Streetfilms: Yesterday's Traffic Relief Rally at City Hall 1

Wed 15: New Bike Stencils Completed on the Lower East Side 8

Tue 14: "Freak Accident" That Seems to be Happening Regularly 2

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

Tue 7: If a 26.2-mile, Half-Day Street Closure Generates $188M... 1

Mon 6: Queensboro Bridge Area Safety Under Scrutiny 0

Fri 3: DOT Culture: Stifling Innovation on NYC's Streets? 9

Fri 3: NYC Gets its First Pedestrian Countdown Timer 8

Fri 3: New Bike Markings For Brooklyn's Fifth Ave. This Month 6

October 2006

Thu 19: Streetfilms: Car-Free Bedford Avenue 2

Tue 17: Thursday's Transpo Conference: A Call for Reform 8

Mon 16: DOT's Missed Opportunity on the Manhattan Bridge 13

Fri 6: Job Opening 0

September 2006

Tue 26: Beyond Thermoplast, Street Signs and Signal Timing 21

Fri 22: DOT Reply on Brooklyn's Fifth Avenue Bike Lane 12

Wed 20: Endless Summer on Brooklyn's Fifth Avenue 4

Fri 15: Weinshall and Budnick on WNYC 7

Thu 14: Streetsblog Interview: Ryan Russo 10

Thu 14: Digging in: How Many Crashes Are Due to "Bicycle Factors?" 5

Thu 14: WNYC's Brian Lehrer: Tune in Right Now! 7

Mon 11: One Community That's Ready to Work With DOT on Bikes 2

Tue 5: Is DOT Doing Enough to Make NYC Bike-Friendly? 24

August 2006

Wed 16: NY1: Why is Bloomberg So Weak on Transportation? 2

Mon 14: Brooklyn's Fort Greene Fights for Livable Streets 3

Mon 14: Having it Both Ways in the "Atlantic Yards" DEIS 3

July 2006

Fri 28: DOT Revs Up its "Alternative Modes" Department 5

Tue 25: Houston Street Redesign: The $30 Million Missed Opportunity 4

Tue 25: Revisiting Houston Street, One Month Later 0

Mon 24: Ex-DOT Bike Director Speaks 5

Fri 14: Bike-Crash Study Fuels Discord Among Agencies 7

Thu 13: New York City's New Bike Czar 3

Tue 11: Unwarranted Traffic Chaos in Red Hook 5

Mon 10: Bridges Burning at DOT 8

Fri 7: Finally: Long-Term Transportation Planning Underway at DOT 1

Fri 7: The $139 Million Pedestrian and Bike Path 1

Wed 5: Weinshall in Stockholm: Praying for Safer Streets 5

June 2006

Wed 28: Caption Contest: DOT Guy 26

Tue 27: Streetfilms: Broadway & Houston 0

Thu 8: The 96th Street Sidewalk Nibblers 0

April 2006

Wed 19: Slow-Moving Bus Rapid Transit 4

Mon 10: Measuring Street Performance 4

March 2006

Sat 18: Pedestrian Mall Revolution 3

November 2005

Thu 10: Billyburg bike bandits strike again 5