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August 2008: Tue 19: Eyes on the Street: A Walk Down Broadway Boulevard 36
July 2008: Fri 25: Plan for Grand Street Cycle Track Features New Design Treatment 27
June 2008: Fri 6: Eyes on the Street: A Sign of Respect 16
May 2008: Thu 29: Responding to Criticism, Sen. Adams to Hold Transpo Meeting 13; Thu 29: CB 3 Supports DOT's Manhattan Bridge Proposal 13; Thu 29: DOT Previews Big Plans at Greenway Summit 19; Wed 28: State Senators: Let's Get More Cars on the Road 66; 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: Jeffries Declines to Field Questions at G Train Rally 5; Wed 21: Hakeem Jeffries Responds to Congestion Pricing Critics 34; Wed 21: State Sen. Martin Connor Secretly "Supported" Pricing All Along 20; Tue 20: Eyes on the Street: Bike Boxes on (Brooklyn's) Broadway 11; Tue 20: Dick Gottfried Blames Bloomberg for Pricing Non-Vote 21; Mon 19: Eyes on the Street: Biking on the Brooklyn Waterfront Greenway 5; Fri 16: Drivers Enjoy Special New Standing Zone 24; Fri 16: Open Thread: Share Your Bike-to-Work Stories 29; Thu 15: Eyes on the Street: Fresh Paint on Prince 20; Tue 13: Got a Cycling Question for DOT? Ask Josh Benson. 13; Tue 6: T.A. to Kick Off Bike Month With Wednesday 9th Avenue Ride 1; Mon 5: Baltimore Getting Serious About Bikes 2; Fri 2: The Stupidest Bike Lane in America, Part 2 5; Fri 2: Can Red Hook Become NYC's Most Bike-Friendly Neighborhood? 16
April 2008: Tue 1: The Stupidest Bike Lane in America? 10; Tue 1: Community Boards Set to Review Livable Streets Proposals 7
March 2008: Wed 26: Is CB 8 Angling to Get Rid of Bike Lanes on 91st Street? 9; Tue 25: Eyes on the Street: Portland Bike Boxes 8; Wed 19: Moses to LaGuardia: Bikes Have No Place on the Street 4; Tue 18: Envisioning a More Livable Columbus Avenue 8; Fri 14: Eyes on the Street: Taking the Lane 11; Wed 12: Hit by a Car While Biking? Don't Waste the NYPD's Time 35; Tue 11: Hudson River Greenway Bike Path Sabotaged 9; Fri 7: Mime Threat Overshadows Car-Free Prince Street Proposal 79; Thu 6: Is an NYPD Bike Crackdown Underway? 10; Thu 6: All Eyes on Portland at Bike Summit 29; Wed 5: The Vicious Cycle of Anti-Cyclist Bias 15; Mon 3: 2008: Year of the Bicycle? 8
February 2008: Fri 15: Citizens Propose Cycle Track Greenway Connector in Inwood 29
January 2008: Thu 10: StreetFilm: How to Use a Bike Box 22; Wed 9: How About Two Bike Lanes Per Street? 58; Tue 8: Nature's Traffic Count 7; Mon 7: Ghost Bikes Memorial Ride Marks Another Year of Loss 1
December 2007: Fri 14: Daily News to Deceased Cyclists: "Your Fault." 7; Thu 13: NY1 Snap Poll: How to Make NYC Safer For Cyclists? 6; Fri 7: Replace Penn Station Rats' Warren With a Pedestrian Boulevard 5
November 2007: Wed 28: New Bleecker Bike Lane Already Blocked by Parked Cars 35; Tue 27: NYPD Emerges as New Focus for NYC's Livable Streets Movement 38; Thu 15: Prince Street Bike Lane Has Arrived 16; 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; Wed 7: Jan Gehl: Gridlocked Streets Are "Not a Law of Nature" 8; Wed 7: Shared Space on the Brooklyn Bridge 71
October 2007: 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; Tue 30: New Bike Lanes and Sharrows Lead to the Brooklyn Bridge 36; Thu 18: Cabbie Mistakes East River Park Bike Path for Highway 19; Mon 15: Indianapolis Paves the Way for Bikes and Pedestrians 26; Thu 11: In Platinum City Even the Munchkins Ride Bikes 5; 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: National Media Noticing the Urban Bicycling Trend 2; Thu 4: Memorials Held for Thomson and Miller 0
September 2007: Thu 27: Meat Market Plaza is Open for Business 7; Thu 27: Fifth Avenue Will Get a New Buffered Bike Lane 16; Thu 20: NYC Gets Its First-Ever Physically-Separated Bike Path 128; Mon 17: More Bike Lanes for Brooklyn CB 1 14
August 2007: Tue 28: Queens Leaders Fight Safety Fixes for Fatal School Crossing 25; Fri 24: Survey Finds That Buffered Bike Lanes Are Better 17; Tue 14: Video Shows Dangers of Upper East Side Bike Plan 50; Fri 3: Manhattan Bridge Bikeway to Reopen on Monday 12; Wed 1: Fear and Loathing on the Upper East Side 17; Wed 1: Meatpacking Plaza Update 3
July 2007: Wed 25: Welcome to Davis, California: A Bicycle Friendly Town 3; Tue 24: Microbuses and Bike Sharing: The New Parisian Street Scene 11; Thu 19: CB8 Shoots Down Upper East Side Crosstown Bike Route Plan 38; Fri 13: DOT Media Blitz Forthcoming 16; Thu 12: New High-Visibility Bike Lanes in Brooklyn 34; Thu 5: Ninth Street Earns Its Stripes 19
June 2007: Thu 28: David Byrne on Bicycling in NYC 8; Fri 22: Toronto Cycling Activists Build Their Own Bike Network 2; Thu 21: Deputy Mayor Dan Doctoroff: Bike Commuter 0; Tue 12: New Bike Lanes Won't Leave Room for Escalade Double-Parking! 0; Wed 6: Eyes on the Street: A Special Lane for Parking Cars 11; Mon 4: Tour de Brooklyn: City is Considering Car-Free Central Park Trial 5; Fri 1: More Bike Lanes for Los Angeles? One Cyclist Says, "No Thanks." 16
May 2007: Thu 31: Transport for London: You're Better Off by Bike 3; Fri 11: Double-Parking in a Bike Lane? There Isn't Even a Check Box. 4; Wed 9: Eyes on the Street: Tillary Street ~~Bike Lane~~ Parking Lot 5; Tue 8: Ninth Street Update: Robert's Rules of Order 24; Mon 7: Choose Your Own Hells Kitchen 4; Mon 7: Another Look at the WSJ Article on European Cycling 1; Fri 4: Building a Better Bike Lane 30; Thu 3: The Benefits of a "Road Diet." 1; Thu 3: Londoners Take to the Streets -- on Cycles 4; Thu 3: Are "Directional Miles of Bike Lanes" a Good Metric? 32
April 2007: Fri 20: CB2 Signs Off On Prince-Bleecker Bike Lanes 2; Thu 19: Toronto Politician on Bike Lanes and the Future of Cycling 1; Wed 18: SoHo Car Owners Mobilizing to Save Parking, Fight Bike Lanes 19; Mon 16: Eyes on the Street: Horse Lane? 2; Mon 16: More 9th Street Residents Weigh In on DOT's Plan 0; Thu 12: CB2 Committee Approves "Additional" Prince/Bleecker Routes 3; 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; Tue 10: The Plan: Making Brooklyn's 9th Street Safer for Everyone 0; 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 0; Mon 9: Take Action: Support the Prince/Bleecker Bike Route Plan 27; Thu 5: Tonight: Help DOT Build a River-to-River Bike Connection 2; Tue 3: Pedestrian and Bike Improvements Coming to Grand Army Plaza 36
March 2007: Thu 29: Should DOT Install Separated Bike Lanes on 9th Street? 8; Thu 29: A Tale of Two DOT Plans 2; Thu 29: Opposition Brewing to DOT's Proposal for 9th Street Bike Lanes 15; Tue 27: Important Meeting for Livable Streets Advocates 5; Fri 16: DOT Makes the Case for Bike Routes Parallel to W. Houston St. 29; Mon 12: DOT Proposes Solution to Houston Street Cycling Danger 59
February 2007: Wed 21: 34th Street Partnership Explains the Icey Snow in the Bike Lane 4; Tue 20: Quick, Someone Get Me a Shovel 8; Tue 13: The Case of the Disappearing Sharrows 5; Thu 1: Calming Traffic in Chinatown 20
December 2006: Wed 20: New Places to Double Park on Upper West Side 14; Thu 7: Tillary Street: Bike Lane or Parking Space? 20; Wed 6: Important Meeting Tonight on New L.E.S. Bike Lanes 4
October 2006: Wed 11: New Bike Markings on the Upper West Side 6; Tue 10: New "Shared Lane" Bike Route Design Spotted in Manhattan 12; Tue 10: Would you pay a Half Dollar to Bike Across the GWB? 9; Fri 6: Job Opening 0
August 2006: Fri 25: Rally for Houston Street Buffered Bike Lanes 3; Thu 10: Mist-Cooled Bike Paths Being Built in Qatar 4; Thu 10: Budnick Talks Transpo on NY1 3
June 2006: Tue 27: This is What a Bike-Friendly City Looks Like 21; Wed 14: New Bike Plan for Ft. Greene and Prospect Hts. 0

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1. Leaving Cars Behind, Seniors Find Streets Inhospitable
  August 20, 2008
2. Smart Para-Transit: A New Vision for Urban Transportation
  August 25, 2008
3. Bike-Share Debuts in Washington D.C.
  August 14, 2008
4. The State of Livable Streets in Boston
  August 21, 2008
5. Corrals and Oases: Bike Parking in Portland
  August 15, 2008
6. L.A. Doc Takes Out Road Rage on Cyclists, Injuring Two
  July 9, 2008
7. How to Fix Off-Street Parking Policy, Before It’s Too Late
  August 20, 2008
8. DOT Announces Summer Streets Photo Competition
  August 21, 2008
9. Obama Builds Rail Cred With Biden Pick
  August 26, 2008
10. The Parking Cure Part 2: Do the Right Tests
  August 27, 2008
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