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November 2008: Mon 17: Gehl-O-Rama: City Agencies Take Lessons From Copenhagen 1
October 2008: Tue 21: The Tease Is Over: Greenway Link Delivers Delayed Gratification 14
August 2008: Thu 7: A Citywide Prescription for Livable Streets 2
January 2008: Fri 4: A Year After Eric Ng's Death, Greenway Hazards Remain Unfixed 42
November 2007: Thu 15: 30 Firms Submit Proposals for NYC's Congestion Pricing System 8
September 2007: Fri 7: The Bronx Is Burning Over Subsidized Stadium Parking 16

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- Get Ready for Streetsblog San Francisco
  
  29 Comments Latest by: Elizabeth Stampe, Yesterday at 8:48 PM
- Metro-North Makes Its M-7 Train Cars More Bike-Friendly
  
  18 Comments Latest by: Shemp, Today at 4:09 PM
- Dispute Over Kent Avenue Bike Lanes Keeps Rolling
  
  23 Comments Latest by: jackr, Yesterday at 12:36 PM
- Portland's Safer Streets: How Do They Do It?
  
  12 Comments Latest by: Erin Qureshi, Today at 9:26 AM
- ...Unless You Bike to Work on Kent Avenue
  
  10 Comments Latest by: Fritz, Today at 9:12 AM
- Shemp said:
  "James is right that the main question here is whether the hooks trump the no-bikes-at-rush-hour rule. S’blog, any hope of follow-up reporting on that?"
- Michael Steiner said:
  "Larry, you won’t find M7s (or M8) thaaat quickly up to Poughkeepsie as afaik North of Croton there is no third rail (or catenary). However, the old cars on the Hudson..."
- DingDong said:
  "The M-7s cannot run to Connecticut (they use only third-rail power and the New Haven line uses cantenary). However, Metro North is trying this out thanks to the impressive and..."
- Larry Littlefield said:
  "“The best state? Probably Massachusetts, which asked for more transit funding than road funding, absolutely no highway expansion money, and $18 million for bike and..."
- vhamer said:
  "nice. i will use it as soon as i can, and send a pic of my happy bike to metro-north."
1. Mary Beth Kelly: From Tragedy to Advocacy
  February 18, 2008
2. Same.gov: A Transportation Secretary Who’s Hard to Believe In
  December 18, 2008
3. Shaping the 2009 Transpo Debate: Rockefeller Foundation’s Nick Turner
  October 23, 2008
4. The Livable Streets Backlash Claims a Victim at Brooklyn’s CB1
  December 24, 2008
5. Good Signs for Bikes in Buildings Bill at City Council Hearing
  December 9, 2008
6. Streetfilm: Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) in Bogotá
  January 28, 2008
7. How Paris is Beating Traffic Without Congestion Pricing
  April 22, 2008
8. Streetfilms: “Lounging on High” in Wodonga, Australia
  March 26, 2008
9. The 2008 Streetsie Awards, Part 3
  December 31, 2008
10. Portland’s Safer Streets: How Do They Do It?
  January 6, 2009
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