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November 2009
Wed 18: If a New Car Can Demolish an Old One, How Is a Human Expected to Fare? 2
Tue 17: Hudson Greenway "Cherry Walk" Users to Remain in the Dark 12
Mon 16: The Case for a Car-Free Halloween 3
Thu 12: Civil Servants Behaving Badly, With Deadly Results. What Can Be Done? 15
Wed 11: NYC's Next Four Years: From Good Enough to Great 11
Mon 9: Pennies for Pedestrians: NY State Spends Small on Street Safety 6
Thu 5: Student Killed on Ninth Ave. Is Fourth City Pedestrian Fatality in Five Days 19
Thu 5: Parks Dept. Truck Seriously Injures Wheelchair User in 8th Ave Bike Lane 26
October 2009
Fri 30: Our Parks Are Secure. What About Our Streets? 2
Tue 27: Will "Crash-Proof" Cars Make Drivers More Dangerous? 14
Tue 20: On Wednesday, Tell CB 8: Protected Bike Lanes Protect Everyone 1
Mon 19: Daily News on Distracted Cab Drivers: What's the Big Deal? 6
Thu 15: "New York" Post to Pedestrians: Drop Dead 11
Thu 15: Streetfilms: Drivers Behaving Rudely 40
Fri 9: CB 8 Transpo Committee Approves UES Protected Bike Lane Reso 4
September 2009
Fri 25: AAA Plunges Dagger in the Heart of the New Times Square 28
Wed 23: Instant Justice on the Streets of Sacramento 13
Tue 22: Bill Thompson Was for Bike Lanes Before He Was Against Them 35
Thu 17: Council Targets Roaming Tour Buses, Old School Buses 0
Fri 11: The Pedestrian Crush: It Doesn't Have to Be Like This 24
August 2009
Mon 31: Eyes on the Street: A Safer, More Sociable Boulevard Takes Shape 11
Fri 28: Now That's What I Call a Neckdown! 19
Fri 21: Gerson on Grand Street Safety: Never Mind the Facts 19
Thu 13: NYPD Arrests Pedestrian After Near-Death Brush With Raging Motorist 34
July 2009
Fri 31: Want to Reduce Pedestrian Deaths? Stop Letting Their Killers Walk. 17
Thu 30: Driver, Seen Speeding, Injures Teenager on Fulton Street in Brooklyn 1
Thu 30: Ratner's Sidewalk Seizure: Marginalizing Pedestrians for Three Months 3
Wed 29: Bruce's Way 11
Thu 16: Eyes on the Street: Bike Traffic on Eighth = Rolling Goldmine 15
Tue 7: Mapped: Hudson River Greenway to the George Washington Bridge 16
Mon 6: Eyes on the Street: Risking Life and Limb for Greenway Access 38
Wed 1: Renovation of Crumbling, Dangerous 215th Step-Street Delayed [Updated] 9
June 2009
Tue 30: Memo to Ray Kelly: How About Barriers for Pedestrians, Too? 11
Tue 30: First Look: A Walkable, Bikeable Gateway to the Brooklyn Bridge 24
Tue 23: DOT Proposes Park Circle Improvements; CB 7 Approves 13
Fri 19: Memo to DOH Commish: Don't Be Afraid to Bike, or Push for Safer Biking 4
Wed 17: DOH Report on Child Deaths Offers No Solutions to Biggest Problem: Traffic 4
Tue 16: WHO Report Highlights Global Health Risk of Traffic 2
Tue 16: Tonight: Weigh In on What's Next for Park Circle Improvements 0
Mon 15: Fallen Pedestrians Memorialized in Hell's Kitchen 1
Fri 12: Saturday: Hell's Kitchen to March for Pedestrian Safety 0
Fri 5: Fourth Witness Reports Seeing Police Chase Van Before Fatal Crash 3
Fri 5: Safety in Numbers: It's Happening in NYC 16
May 2009
Fri 29: NYPD Won't Acknowledge Eyewitness Accounts in Death of Greenpoint Mom 0
Thu 28: On NY1 Tonight: The New John Liu vs. The New Broadway 11
Thu 21: NYPD Denies High-Speed Chase in Death of Greenpoint Mom 6
Wed 20: Signs of Progress for Downtown Brooklyn Safety Fixes 3
Tue 19: Tonight: Share Your Thoughts on Safer Streets at Gerson "Town Hall" 2
Tue 19: Is Death an Appropriate Penalty for "Jaywalking"? 22
Fri 15: Saturday: Paint the Pavement With Brooklyn Students 3
Wed 6: Safer Streets Under Fire at Gerson "Town Hall" 29
Mon 4: Midtown Movie Car Chase Ends with Car Jumping Curb, Injuring Two 20
Fri 1: Despite Bowery Death Toll, NYPD Decides Cyclists are the Real Menace 13
April 2009
Tue 28: Eyes on the Street: Drivers Flout New Prospect Park Law 25
Tue 28: Car Chases: Not Like What You See in the Movies 22
Wed 22: Streetfilms: Making Streets Safer for Seniors 8
Fri 17: Two-Way Protected Bike Path Sails Through CB6 Committee 16
Fri 3: Bigger Sidewalks But No Protected Bike Lane for Houston Street 14
March 2009
Wed 25: Petition: Tell DOT to Reverse the Curse on Brooklyn Speedways 11
Wed 18: Streetfilms: Tap Foot, Lights Blink, Cross Street 15
Mon 16: Talking Traffic Justice With Leslie Crocker Snyder 17
Fri 13: TA Urges DOT to Expand Safe Streets for Seniors 7
Mon 9: Victims' Families to Morgenthau: Prosecute Driver for Deadly Negligence 4
Thu 5: Eyes on the Street: A Monster on Court 32
Wed 4: Wiki Wednesday: The Transformation of Trafalgar Square 2
Tue 3: A Park Circle Where Walkers Feel Welcome 14
February 2009
Wed 25: Wiki Wednesday: The Crosswalk Violator Crackdown 3
Fri 20: Monday: Support Safer Chinatown Streets 10
Fri 20: Brooklynites Suggest Park Circle Safety Fixes 8
Thu 19: Tonight: Give DOT Your Ideas for a Safer Park Circle 20
Thu 19: Use the Stimulus Bill to Complete Our Nation's Streets 0
Tue 17: UK Campaign Drives Home the Cost of Reckless Driving 8
Fri 13: Eyes on the Street: A Guerrilla Message to DOT 3
Thu 12: Speeding Kills, and 39 Percent of New York Drivers Are Doing It 64
Wed 11: Pedestrian Improvements Planned for LIC Pulaski Bridge Interchange 10
Mon 9: Victim of Carroll Street Crash in Critical Condition 1
Thu 5: Grieving Chinatown Families to Morgenthau: We're Not Going Away 6
Wed 4: Wiki Wednesday: Twenty's Plenty 23
Wed 4: To NYPD, Anyone Outside a Car Is Asking for It 28
Mon 2: Pedestrian Struck on Carroll Street in Critical Condition 13
January 2009
Mon 26: Many Questions Remain Unanswered in Aftermath of Chinatown Deaths 25
Mon 26: Pedestrian Safety Discussion on Brian Lehrer Now 0
Fri 23: Stringer, Squadron, and Silver Call for Safer Chinatown Streets 25
Thu 22: Van Strikes 14 Pedestrians in Chinatown, Killing Two Children 60
Thu 22: Memorializing Pedestrian Victims in Portugal 6
Thu 15: The New Gansevoort: Pedestrian Godsend, Nightclubber Nuisance 25
Wed 14: Wiki Wednesday: Daylighting, AKA the Pedestrian Peek-A-Boo 15
Tue 13: Big Day for NYC Livable Streets Activism 8
Mon 12: Streetfilms: Introducing the Pedestrian Peek-a-Boo 11
Wed 7: Wiki Wednesday: "Shovel-Ready" Pedestrian Safety Plans? 5
Wed 7: Why Let a Reckless Driver Behind the Wheel of Your Campaign Bus? 6
Mon 5: Streetfilms: New Yorkers Walk and Ride for Safer Streets 0
December 2008
Wed 10: Manhattan Streets Especially Deadly for Seniors 9
Wed 10: Business Has Nothing to Fear From Bike Lanes 18
Wed 3: Eyes on the Street: Speeding SUV Aftermath 15
Mon 1: Pedestrians, Bus Riders, and Cyclists Get a Better Bronx Hub 8
Mon 1: Tuesday: Oppo Expected to Improvements for Chatham Square, Park Row 15
November 2008
Mon 24: Seniors on Scooters Take the Lane 5
Tue 18: Eyes on the Street: Pedestrian Haven on Hanson 3
Thu 13: Tonight: See the Blueprint for a New Upper West Side 27
Thu 6: Designing NYC Streets for the 21st Century 2
October 2008
Wed 29: TA Rolls Out CrashStat Improvements 8
Tue 28: TSTC Names the Most Dangerous Roads for Pedestrians 12
Mon 27: Safe Streets for Seniors? Try Telling Police and Prosecutors. 7
Fri 24: Two Pedestrians Killed Today in Separate Hit-and-Run Crashes 0
Fri 24: The Case for Active Transportation, by the Numbers 3
Thu 23: Enforcement Lags as Tour Bus Companies Flout Pollution Regs 12
Wed 22: DOT Unveils Short-Term Ped Fixes Near Brooklyn Traffic Hub 8
Tue 21: DOT to Present Ideas for Brooklyn's Most Notorious Intersection 4
Tue 21: Vision Zero NYC: Ending the Body Count 31
Fri 10: Bronx Hub Gets Smorgasbord of Ped-Bike-Transit Enhancements 5
Wed 8: Pedestrian Hit on Ocean Parkway at Brighton Beach Ave 16
Mon 6: Pedestrian Fatalities Spark Few Media Questions, Zero Cries for "Justice" 16
Thu 2: Post: Pedestrian Injuries All in Good Fun 5
September 2008
Mon 29: Daily News Finally Finds Injustice in Pedestrian Fatalities 15
Tue 23: Broadway Boulevard Confirms: People Will Sit in Well-Placed Seats 14
Mon 22: CHEKPEDS: Check Up on Far West Side Proposals Tonight 6
Thu 18: Eyes on the Street: Inwoodites Enjoy Closed Street, Until Workers Go Home 1
Fri 12: Fatal Crash Was Preceded By Complaints About Nearby Intersection 7
Thu 11: Does the Box Blocking Crackdown Ignore Crosswalk Violations? 14
Wed 10: Manhattan CB3 to Discuss Important Street Safety Measures Tonight 0
Mon 8: Brooklyn CB1 Hears Two Proposals for Safer Streets Tonight 1
August 2008
Thu 28: Inwoodites Promised Rehab of Dilapidated 215th Step-Street 5
Tue 26: In Week of Carnage, Times Looks Askance at Broadway Traffic-Calming 20
Wed 20: Leaving Cars Behind, Seniors Find Streets Inhospitable 6
Tue 19: Eyes on the Street: A Walk Down Broadway Boulevard 37
Mon 18: Does Summer Streets Need a "Fast Lane"? 59
Mon 4: DOT Takes Steps to Improve Ped Safety Near Park Avenue Tunnel 28
July 2008
Mon 28: Make Queens Boulevard a Complete Street 22
Thu 24: Making Safer Intersections the Rule, Not the Exception 7
Wed 23: Robert Novak Cited in Possible Hit-and-Run 13
Fri 18: Streetfilms: What's an LPI? 13
Wed 9: DC Defends Livable Streets Improvements as WaPo Declares "War" 10
Mon 7: T.A. Offers Reward for Park Slope "Post-Automobile Street" Designs 10
June 2008
Mon 23: No Place Safe For Pedestrians Amid Rash of Sidewalk Crashes 7
Mon 16: Obama: I'll Boost Funds for Bike-Ped Projects If Elected 10
Wed 4: Streetfilms: The Transformation of Grand Army Plaza 17
Mon 2: Eyes on the Street: A Refuge on Vanderbilt 34
May 2008
Thu 29: CB 3 Supports DOT's Manhattan Bridge Proposal 13
Thu 22: SE Prospect Park Re-Design Includes Some Restrictions on Cars 7
Tue 20: Eyes on the Street: Bike Boxes on (Brooklyn's) Broadway 11
Mon 19: DOT to Hold Woodhaven Boulevard Forum Tonight 4
Mon 19: Turn Out Tonight for a Ped-Friendly Prospect Park 0
Wed 14: DOT to Present Manhattan Bridge Plans to CB 3 Tonight 10
Wed 14: Today's Carnage Brought to You By... 2
Mon 12: Eyes on the Street: A Death-Defying Walk to Prospect Park 15
Fri 9: Beam Me Across the Street, Scotty 26
Mon 5: Feds Launch New Pedestrian Safety Program 8
April 2008
Mon 28: Survey Finds New Yorkers Anxious About Congestion and Safety 13
Fri 25: Streetfilm: The Transformation of Meat Market Plaza 11
Fri 25: Pedestrian Killed By Truck Near Brooklyn Bridge 20
Thu 24: Eyes on the Street: Gansevoort Plaza Open for Business (Updated) 36
Tue 15: In the Heights: City Aims to Make 181st a Complete Street 16
Wed 9: Eyes on the Street: Get Ready for the New Gansevoort 21
Tue 8: Plan B: Reallocating Street Space To Buses, Bikes & Peds 7
March 2008
Tue 25: Citizens Hammer NYPD Commissioner Kelly on Street Safety 13
Fri 14: It's No Accident: Bike-Ped Safety Bill Clears Council 9
Mon 10: New Bill Would Bring Crash Studies and Safety Improvements 0
Wed 5: Iowa's Senator Harkin Introduces "Complete Streets Act" 11
Wed 5: Meeting Tonight on Beseiged Plan to Calm NYU Campus 5
Sat 1: Bike Shorts 5: Short Films About the Bike 0
February 2008
Thu 28: Flatbush and Atlantic: Hellacious, Deadly, Likely to Get Worse 28
Thu 21: The New DOT is Still Using the Old Measuring Stick 10
Fri 15: Citizens Propose Cycle Track Greenway Connector in Inwood 29
Thu 14: Truck Driver Charged for Killing Two Pedestrians 16
Wed 13: StreetFilm: Raising the Walk 12
Thu 7: Refused by His City, Man Jailed for Painting a Crosswalk 31
Mon 4: Streetfilm: Barnes Dance! 23
Fri 1: A "Vision Zero" for New York? 3
January 2008
Tue 29: City Numbers Show Highest Cyclist Death Toll in Eight Years 28
Fri 25: Proof That Congestion Pricing Supporters Do Exist in Queens 15
Thu 24: Testify! Public Hearings on Congestion Pricing Tonight 7
Tue 22: Streetfilms: Street Star Christine Berthet 1
Fri 18: StreetFilm: Crosswalks #1 27
Fri 18: Bloomberg Touches on Safe Streets, Pricing in State of the City 5
Thu 17: Traffic Calming Animation of the Day: The Chicane 15
Tue 15: The Battle for Britain's Roads 9
Mon 14: Nano Technology 10
Tue 8: At P.S. 161 in Harlem the Sidewalk is the Parking Lot 8
Tue 8: Street Memorial Riders Urge City Hall to Tame Traffic Now 41
Mon 7: StreetFilm: The Street Memorial Project 2
Fri 4: A Year After Eric Ng's Death, Greenway Hazards Remain Unfixed 42
December 2007
Mon 17: City Pedestrian Crossings Are Discriminatory by Design 13
Fri 14: What Makes a Place Walkable? 10
Tue 11: New Grand Army Plaza Concept is "Brilliantly Obvious" 16
Tue 11: Manhattan Bridge Bike & Ped Improvements Nearing Completion 19
Tue 4: One Intersection, Two Injured Pedestrians, One Summons 0
Tue 4: Crashstat 2.0 Reveals NYC’S Most Dangerous Intersections 9
Mon 3: Houston Street Gets Tree-mendous New Sidewalks 15
Mon 3: This is the Pedestrian Refuge Area That CB8 Refused to Protect 41
November 2007
Thu 29: For Victim's Family, a $10 Fee and an Agonizing Wait 0
Tue 27: The Trafficist: An Interview With Randy Cohen 12
Mon 26: New Refuge Islands for Bronx Pedestrians & Bus Riders 9
Fri 16: Morgenthau & NYPD Are "Dismissive" of Ped Fatality Questions 20
Mon 12: DOT Rolls Out Fort Greene Bike Lanes & Traffic-Calming 12
Fri 9: Pedestrians Fight Back in Athens, Greece 4
Thu 8: Rally at City Hall for Pedestrian Safety Legislation, 12:45 Today 2
Thu 1: Ped Struck as Cab Runs Into Storefront at 53rd and Madison 18
October 2007
Tue 30: Brooklyn's Myrtle Avenue Renaissance 1
Fri 26: Since It's Halloween, Watch for Kids When Driving 0
Mon 22: Bogotá's Peñalosa Talks Up Livable Streets, Sans Spandex 3
Thu 18: Cabbie Mistakes East River Park Bike Path for Highway 19
Wed 17: Illinois Adopts "Complete Streets" Into Law 8
Mon 8: Renewed Calls for Ped Safety Summit as Death Toll Mounts 5
Thu 4: Memorials Held for Thomson and Miller 0
Wed 3: Doubts About DOT Congestion Prescription in Jax Heights 1
Tue 2: Vehicular Homicide Charge in Thomson Death 12
Tue 2: DOT Minds the GAP 9
Mon 1: Two Traffic Fatalities: One a Homicide, the Other an "Accident" 34
September 2007
Thu 27: Meat Market Plaza is Open for Business 7
Thu 27: 34th Precinct Promises Action on Broadway and Dongan 0
Tue 25: Lappin Law Would Fine Bike Delivery Employers 17
Thu 20: Inwoodites Want Changes at Deadly Broadway Intersection 5
Fri 14: German Town Chooses Human Interaction Over Traffic Signals 8
Tue 11: Parallel Parking for Sociopaths 10
Tue 4: Safety City: Where Cars Rule! 15
Tue 4: Infinite Jest 4
Tue 4: Last Weekend of Summer Marked by Child's Death 0
Tue 4: Queens Pedestrian Safety Fixes Move Ahead Despite Opposition 0
August 2007
Fri 31: City Promises $5M in Ped Safety Improvements at Mural Opening 13
Wed 29: Brooklyn Traffic Calming Mural Unveiled 5
Tue 28: Queens Leaders Fight Safety Fixes for Fatal School Crossing 25
Mon 27: Bike & Ped Improvements Slated for Manhattan Bridge Approach 18
Mon 20: The Urban Transportation Report Card 7
Fri 17: Pay Phones May Be a Bad Call for City 14
Wed 15: Car-Free Hours in Prospect Park? Fuhgeddaboutit! 33
Tue 14: Video Shows Dangers of Upper East Side Bike Plan 50
Tue 14: The Cars That Ate New York 0
Mon 13: Tonight: Traffic-Calming Mural Preview & Fundraiser 3
Mon 13: Commish Benepe Gently Reminds "Parkies" to Drive Safely 5
Tue 7: What if Terrorists Killed as Many as Die in U.S. Car Crashes? 8
Wed 1: Fear and Loathing on the Upper East Side 17
Wed 1: Meatpacking Plaza Update 3
July 2007
Tue 31: A Solution to Stroller Rage 48
Wed 25: Accidents Halved As Street is Stripped of 'Safety' Features 13
Wed 25: Ninth Ave. and 14th Street Redesign Update 0
Fri 20: Kids Demand Respect in the Streets of Brooklyn 5
Thu 19: CB8 Shoots Down Upper East Side Crosstown Bike Route Plan 38
Fri 13: More Meatpacking Plaza Construction Photos 1
Thu 12: Construction of Piazza de Meatpacking is Underway 3
Mon 9: It's Getting Better All the Time 1
Fri 6: Push to Declutter England's Streets 3
Thu 5: No Exit, Upper West Side Style 12
Tue 3: Good Stuff in This Week's Mobilizing the Region 7
Tue 3: One's Inner SUV Driver 24
Mon 2: Rage on the Bikeway 28
Mon 2: Take Back the Streets, for the Kids 1
June 2007
Fri 29: No Love for One-Way Proposal in Jackson Heights 7
Wed 27: Segway Users: The Other Minority 73
Fri 22: Meatpacking District Will Get a Makeover 9
Thu 21: Shifting Gears at DOT 3
Thu 21: "Modal Bias" on Brian Lehrer Today at 11:20 am 18
Mon 18: A Livable Streets Exhibition Opens in Brooklyn 1
Thu 14: Brooklyn Community Board Supports DOT's 9th Street Plan 0
Mon 11: Call for Ped Safety Measures on Third and Fourth Avenues 1
Fri 8: Eyes on the Street: A Historic Sidewalk Widening in Williamsburg 2
Fri 8: 96th St. Subway Station and Sidewalk Reduction Moving Ahead 3
Thu 7: Car-Free Sundays Return to the Bronx 4
May 2007
Wed 30: Streetfilms: Turning Streets Into Community Spaces 11
Wed 30: LA.Streetsblog: The Joy of Poor Circulation 6
Wed 30: Motor Vehicles Leading Cause of NYC Child Injury Deaths 0
Wed 30: The 'Burbs: Extremely Safe or Especially Dangerous? 12
Tue 29: Eyes on the Street: Transit Workers on Parade 1
Fri 25: A Portland Neighborhood Reclaims its Streets 2
Thu 24: London's Trafalgar Square Goes Green... Literally. 5
Thu 24: Blind Spots in SUVs Still Killing Kids 0
Wed 23: In DUMBO a Parking Lot Will Become a Piazza 2
Tue 22: To Some it's a Park, to Others, a Parking Lot 27
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
Thu 17: The Car Habit Is Tough to Break 20
Wed 16: Aug. '05 Flashback: 1,200 Slopers Demand a Safer 9th Street 5
Fri 11: Double-Parking in a Bike Lane? There Isn't Even a Check Box. 4
Fri 11: PlaNYC Quietly Introduces "Safe Routes to Transit" 3
Tue 8: Ninth Street Update: Robert's Rules of Order 24
Mon 7: Choose Your Own Hells Kitchen 4
Fri 4: DOT: One-Way Park Slope Proposal is Dead 0
Wed 2: This is How State Senator Eric Adams Celebrates Bike Month? 31
April 2007
Fri 27: Tell Marty Markowitz You Support DOT's 9th Street Plan 6
Thu 26: Is Walking PlaNYC's Missing Mode? 3
Sat 21: StreetFilm: Talking Transportation with Bob Kiley 0
Thu 19: Visions of a Grander Grand Army Plaza 1
Thu 19: Grand Plans for Brooklyn's Iconic Public Space 7
Wed 18: SoHo Car Owners Mobilizing to Save Parking, Fight Bike Lanes 19
Wed 18: Are Phone Booths on Ninth Avenue a Pedestrian Menace? 0
Tue 17: City and State Pedestrian Safety Numbers Don't Add Up 3
Mon 16: More 9th Street Residents Weigh In on DOT's Plan 0
Fri 13: DOT Called Out for Lacking Clear Ped Safety Plan 1
Thu 12: CB2 Committee Approves "Additional" Prince/Bleecker Routes 3
Wed 11: DOT's 9th Street Plan: Frequently Asked Questions 8
Wed 11: Who Opposes A Plan for Safer, More Livable Streets and Why? 9
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: Pedestrian Safety: London Shows How NYC Can Do Better 8
Fri 6: Primeggia's One-Way Safety Claims Are Based on 1970s Studies 3
Wed 4: Study: Sidewalks Can't Handle Transit Traffic 8
Tue 3: Pedestrian and Bike Improvements Coming to Grand Army Plaza 36
Mon 2: Pedestrian Safety: The National Picture 2
March 2007
Fri 30: Why Can't I Go the Wrong Way on a One Way Street? 0
Thu 29: Vanderbilt Avenue: The Model for DOT's 9th Street Proposal? 12
Thu 29: A Tale of Two DOT Plans 2
Thu 29: A Community Workshop to Re-envision Grand Army Plaza 0
Thu 29: StreetFilms: Reclaiming Grand Army Plaza 0
Wed 28: Eyes on the Street: Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn 12
Tue 27: Important Meeting for Livable Streets Advocates 5
Thu 22: Studies Refute DOT's Claim That One-Way Avenues Are Safer 5
Mon 19: Park Slope says: "One Way? No Way." CB6 says: "Let's Study It." 9
Fri 16: Coverage of Last Night's Park Slope Meeting 18
Fri 16: Brooklyn to City Hall: Give us Planning Not Traffic Engineering 23
Wed 14: StreetFilms: One Way is the Wrong Way 10
Tue 13: DOT's Park Slope Proposal: Is this Atlantic Yards Planning? 6
Mon 12: One Way? No Way. Send a Message to City Hall. 1
Mon 12: Insta-Bus Rapid Transit for Lower Manhattan 1
Fri 9: Report from Atlanta: Don't Walk This Way 23
Thu 8: Brooklyn to Bloomberg: Include Local Stakeholders in Planning 22
Wed 7: DOT's Park Slope Plan Requires Community Board Support 12
Tue 6: StreetFilms: "Something Has to Be Done" 0
Mon 5: Why Is DOT Reorganizing Park Slope Traffic? Because. 7
Mon 5: Commissioner Weinshall Agrees: Two-Way Streets Calm Traffic 0
Mon 5: 3 More Killed This Weekend as 100 Rally for Pedestrian Safety 26
Mon 5: Old Gray Lady Gets on the Bandwagon 5
Fri 2: Emergency Rally for Pedestrian Safety: Sunday, March 4, 3pm: 11
Fri 2: The Iris Weinshall Legacy: Queens Boulevard 6
February 2007
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
Mon 26: 3 Peds Hit on 9th Ave. 2 Dead. Mayor Mike: Where Are You? 5
Fri 23: Streetfilms: Intersection Intervention 1
Wed 21: Why Wasn't Traffic-Calming Built on Third Avenue? 2
Mon 19: DOT Pledged Ped Safety Fixes by 2006 on Deadly Third Ave 16
Fri 16: Traffic, Pedestrian Fatalities Rise in New Jersey 0
Wed 14: 2006 Pedestrian Fatality Numbers from DOT 6
Wed 14: NYC Pedestrian Fatalities Up in 2006? 10
Wed 14: Four-Year-Old Killed by Hummer Shouldn't Have Died in Vain 32
Tue 13: Paris Approves Plan to Reduce Traffic by 40% by 2020 7
Mon 12: Crack Down on Drivers, Not iPods 11
Mon 12: The Seed of a Revolution in Red Hook 6
Mon 12: A Guilty Motorist Turns Himself In 0
Thu 8: DOT: "Our Job is to Keep Traffic Moving, Not Pedestrian Safety" 12
Wed 7: $100 Fine for Crossing the Street and Talking on the Phone 50
Wed 7: Disgruntled Drivers Responsible for UK Letter Bombs? 13
Fri 2: Streetfilms: An Interview with Sam Schwartz 0
January 2007
Wed 17: Homemade Traffic Calming in Mexico's Yucatan 13
Mon 15: Celerant CEO Ian Goldman Celebrated in the Wall Street Journal 19
Mon 15: Does Vehicular Chaos Push Families Out of NYC? 10
Wed 10: Making Hell's Kitchen Less Hellish 20
Wed 10: New Traffic Island Makes News, Takes a Beating 20
Mon 8: Sunday Times City Section Hits Livable Street Trifecta 1
Thu 4: Streetscape Aesthetics vs. Pedestrian Safety 32
December 2006
Sun 31: Setting the Agenda on Pedestrian Safety 29
Tue 19: Chicago Cracks Down on Drivers Who Threaten Pedestrians 10
Wed 13: Pedestrian Safety in Brooklyn Heights 0
Wed 13: Eyes on the Street: Horrific Ped Fatality in Bklyn Hts This AM 3
Fri 1: Safe Routes to Schools: Yesterday's Press Event 3
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 29: SUV Attack Update 2 10
Wed 22: This Morning's Commute: The Ian Goldman Affair 55
Tue 14: "Freak Accident" That Seems to be Happening Regularly 2
Thu 9: DOT to Neighborhood: Your School's in the Way of Our Highway 7
Thu 9: "Officials Deny" That Flatbush and Glenwood is Dangerous 4
Wed 8: Grand Army Plaza Bollards: Saving Lives and Wrecking Cars 1
Tue 7: Reverse Engineering Pedestrian Safety in Boerum Hill 16
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
October 2006
Thu 26: Downtown Brooklyn Traffic Calming Project: Ten Years On 5
Wed 25: Pedestrian-Friendly Changes for Grand Army Plaza 11
Tue 24: Tomorrow: Protest Rally in Response to Atlantic Avenue Carnage 1
Tue 17: Thursday's Transpo Conference: A Call for Reform 8
Fri 13: The Iris Weinshall Renaissance 11
September 2006
Thu 28: Above the Law: Parking Permit Abuse Study Released 5
Wed 27: Another Model: Berkeley's Bicycle Boulevard Network 12
Tue 26: The Queensboro Meat Grinder 6
August 2006
Thu 31: Rally for a Livable Houston Street 8
Wed 30: Signs of Crooked Pedestrian Priorities 8
Wed 23: Pedestrian Safety Competition at the Jersey Shore 1
Mon 21: Where in the City is this? 13
Mon 14: Brooklyn's Fort Greene Fights for Livable Streets 3
Mon 7: Eyes on the Street: Friday, August 4, 2006 3
July 2006
Tue 18: Park Slope Parent Ped Rage 5
June 2006
Tue 27: Streetfilms: Broadway & Houston 0
Mon 19: Untangling Traffic: Bloomberg's Forgotten Promise 0
Thu 8: The 96th Street Sidewalk Nibblers 0
October 2005
Fri 14: Making NYC's Streets Safe for Hydrants & Pay Phones 19