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December 2008: Thu 4: CB4 Backs Eighth Avenue Cycle Track 0; Wed 3: Turnout Needed Tonight for CB4 Eighth Ave Cycle Track Vote 1
November 2008: Thu 20: CB4 Committee Supports Eighth Avenue Cycle Track 11; Wed 19: Reminder: CB4 Eighth Avenue Bike Path Meeting Tonight 1; Wed 19: Grand Street Cycle Track: The Hysteria Continues 32; Tue 18: Wednesday: CB4 Needs to Hear From Eighth Avenue Cycle Track Supporters 1; Thu 6: CB12 Committee Asks DOT for Dyckman Greenway Connector Study 2; Wed 5: Drivers Respect Grand Street Parking-Protected Cycle Track 25
October 2008: Fri 31: Eyes on the Street: Cycle Track Construction Porn 28; Fri 17: Eyes on the Street: The Beginning of a Beautiful Bike Lane 15
August 2008: Tue 19: Eyes on the Street: A Walk Down Broadway Boulevard 37; 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
June 2008: Tue 24: Manhattan CB2 Unanimously Approves Eighth Avenue Cycle Track 15; Tue 10: Manhattan CB2 Weighs Protected Bike Path for Eighth Avenue 18
May 2008: Thu 29: DOT Previews Big Plans at Greenway Summit 19; Tue 27: Want Separated Lanes on Chrystie Street? Tonight's Your Night. 2; Mon 19: Eyes on the Street: Biking on the Brooklyn Waterfront Greenway 5; Tue 6: T.A. to Kick Off Bike Month With Wednesday 9th Avenue Ride 1
April 2008: Thu 10: Brooklyn CB1 Approves Bike Path in Place of Parking 12; Tue 8: Tonight: Support a Bike-Friendly North Brooklyn 1; Fri 4: Protected Bike Lanes Win TreeHugger Stamp of Approval 1
March 2008: Tue 18: Envisioning a More Livable Columbus Avenue 8
November 2007: Wed 28: New Bleecker Bike Lane Already Blocked by Parked Cars 35
October 2007: Wed 31: Happy Halloween From Clarence the Purple Traffic Wizard 11; Wed 24: Senator Duane Takes a Swipe at DOT for 9th Ave. Bike Lane 16; 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; Tue 2: DOT Minds the GAP 9
September 2007: Thu 27: Meat Market Plaza is Open for Business 7; Thu 20: NYC Gets Its First-Ever Physically-Separated Bike Path 136
March 2007: Thu 29: Should DOT Install Separated Bike Lanes on 9th Street? 8
February 2007: Tue 13: The Case of the Disappearing Sharrows 5
November 2006: 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
June 2006: Tue 27: This is What a Bike-Friendly City Looks Like 21

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- Study Finds Cyclists Need Safer Streets
  
  35 Comments Latest by: Doc Barnett, Today at 12:33 PM
- Drivers Respect Grand Street Parking-Protected Cycle Track
  
  25 Comments Latest by: J, Yesterday at 3:42 PM
- Pols Skeptical Ahead of Ravitch Report Release
  
  14 Comments Latest by: rex, Today at 3:02 PM
- Hudson Greenway "Cherry Walk" Still Dark and Dangerous
  
  21 Comments Latest by: John Deere, Yesterday at 1:37 PM
- Ravitch Unveils Broad MTA Rescue Package
  
  8 Comments Latest by: Eric McClure, Today at 3:05 PM
- Eric McClure said:
  "Hey, did Ravitch say anything about canceling the sale of the Vanderbilt Yard to Forest City Ratner for less than half its appraised value?"
- Larry Littlefield said:
  "“The payroll tax is the part that concerns me.” That was yesterday’s rant for me. A 1% payroll tax, exempting all the most privileged interests —..."
- rex said:
  "I have never understood the resistance to tolls. If the benefit you receive from driving into Manhattan is less than the price of the tolls, then don’t go. We are dying because you..."
- Mark Walker said:
  "The payroll tax is the part that concerns me. Reason one: I’m an NYC-based employee of an LA-based magazine owned by a company with offices strewn throughout the country...."
- Josh said:
  "Borrowing Larry’s Daily Politics snippet: “The payroll tax of 33 cents per $100, would have to be paid by every single employer in the MTA service area, including the city,..."
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  November 20, 2008
2. SF Responds to Bike Injunction With 1,353 Page Enviro Review
  November 28, 2008
3. Donald Shoup: Planners Are Versed in Parking Politics, Not Policy
  May 15, 2008
4. D.C. to Establish Bike Parking Requirements
  September 14, 2007
5. Kent Ave Bike Lane Stirs Passions in Williamsburg
  November 26, 2008
6. Buy One Albatross, Get One Free!
  November 21, 2008
7. You Heard It Here First: Cyclists Ticketed for Using New Willy-B Lanes
  November 25, 2008
8. Study Finds Cyclists Need Safer Streets
  November 19, 2008
9. Tuesday: Oppo Expected to Improvements for Chatham Square, Park Row
  December 1, 2008
10. Where the Sidewalk Ends: Dubai
  January 5, 2007
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