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Traffic Calming
- Fri 20:
In Progress: A More Walkable, Bikeable, Trottable Park Circle
- Tue 20:
Streetfilms Shorties: Why Don't We Plant Trees in the Road?
- Fri 28:
Legacy of Downtown Brooklyn Traffic Calming Advocates Continues
- Fri 28:
Now That's What I Call a Neckdown!
- Thu 16:
Eyes on the Street: Bike Traffic on Eighth = Rolling Goldmine
- Wed 1:
Ask and Ye Shall Receive: Brooklyn CB9 Gets a Bike Lane on Empire Blvd
- Thu 18:
Tonight: DOT Unveils Plans for 181st Street in Washington Heights
- Tue 16:
Tonight: Weigh In on What's Next for Park Circle Improvements
- Mon 1:
Solve the Congestion Crisis And Win $50,000
- Wed 20:
Signs of Progress for Downtown Brooklyn Safety Fixes
- Mon 18:
Streetfilms: Students Paint the Pavement in Brooklyn
- Fri 15:
Saturday: Paint the Pavement With Brooklyn Students
- Wed 6:
Tonight: Friendly Voices Needed for Harlem Bike Lane
- Tue 5:
Streetfilms Inspires New Jersey "Traffic Safety Quilt"
- Fri 17:
Two-Way Protected Bike Path Sails Through CB6 Committee
- Wed 15:
Wiki Wednesday: Getting Streets in Shape With Road Diets
- Fri 3:
Bigger Sidewalks But No Protected Bike Lane for Houston Street
- Wed 25:
Petition: Tell DOT to Reverse the Curse on Brooklyn Speedways
- Tue 3:
A Park Circle Where Walkers Feel Welcome
- Wed 11:
Tonight: Support Major Ped and Bike Improvements at CB3 Meeting
- Fri 5:
Brooklyn CBs Open to Prospect Park Road Diet
- Mon 1:
Tuesday: Oppo Expected to Improvements for Chatham Square, Park Row
- Tue 11:
Shocker: Speed Limits Are Useless Without Enforcement
- Thu 6:
CB12 Committee Asks DOT for Dyckman Greenway Connector Study
- Fri 31:
Brooklyn Bridge to Be Closed to Cyclists for Bike Traffic Calming
- Wed 29:
TA Rolls Out CrashStat Improvements
- Mon 27:
Safe Streets for Seniors? Try Telling Police and Prosecutors.
- Tue 21:
Vision Zero NYC: Ending the Body Count
- Tue 14:
Plenty of Changes Underway on Chrystie and Forsyth (But No Cycle Track)
- Mon 6:
Pedestrian Fatalities Spark Few Media Questions, Zero Cries for "Justice"
- Wed 17:
Grand Army Plaza, Reinvented
- Thu 11:
Placemaking on the Upper East Side
- Fri 5:
Bloomberg, Sadik-Khan to Hold 11:00 Madison Square Presser
- Tue 19:
Eyes on the Street: A Walk Down Broadway Boulevard
- Mon 28:
Astor Place Moves Closer to Becoming a Great Public Space
- Mon 7:
T.A. Offers Reward for Park Slope "Post-Automobile Street" Designs
- Fri 20:
New Study Shows City Can Reduce Congestion Through Parking Policy
- Thu 19:
Use Your Illusion II: Virtual Speed Humps Coming to Philly
- Wed 18:
Eyes on the Street: Madison Square, Re-Squared
- Wed 4:
Streetfilms: The Transformation of Grand Army Plaza
- Wed 4:
New Law Encourages DOT to Set Traffic Reduction Targets
- Mon 2:
Eyes on the Street: A Refuge on Vanderbilt
- Thu 29:
CB 3 Supports DOT's Manhattan Bridge Proposal
- Thu 29:
DOT Previews Big Plans at Greenway Summit
- Tue 20:
Eyes on the Street: Bike Boxes on (Brooklyn's) Broadway
- Tue 13:
Streetfilm: The Diverter
- Mon 12:
Eyes on the Street: A Death-Defying Walk to Prospect Park
- Fri 9:
CB2 Chairman Punts Queens Greenway Vote Over Loss of Parking
- Fri 25:
Streetfilm: The Transformation of Meat Market Plaza
- Thu 24:
Eyes on the Street: Gansevoort Plaza Open for Business (Updated)
- Wed 23:
3rd Annual Greenway Summit
- Tue 22:
How Paris is Beating Traffic Without Congestion Pricing
- Thu 17:
A Transit Miracle on 34th Street
- Tue 15:
Après Congestion Pricing, It's Time to Look at the Paris Model
- Tue 15:
In the Heights: City Aims to Make 181st a Complete Street
- Thu 10:
Today the Périphérique. Tomorrow the FDR.
- Wed 9:
Eyes on the Street: Get Ready for the New Gansevoort
- Tue 8:
Plan B: Reallocating Street Space To Buses, Bikes & Peds
- Fri 4:
What Your District Loses Without Congestion Pricing
- Tue 1:
Community Boards Set to Review Livable Streets Proposals
- Tue 25:
Citizens Hammer NYPD Commissioner Kelly on Street Safety
- Mon 17:
DeKalb Avenue Could Become a More Complete Street
- Mon 17:
StreetFilm: Traffic Calming Done Right in Melbourne
- Thu 13:
In Istanbul, a Burgeoning Livable Streets Movement
- Tue 11:
Temporary Chicanes Calm Mr. Eckerson's Neighborhood
- Fri 7:
Car-Free Washington Place? Not in My Driveway, Say Residents
- Wed 5:
Meeting Tonight on Beseiged Plan to Calm NYU Campus
- Fri 29:
Today's Headlines
- Fri 15:
Citizens Propose Cycle Track Greenway Connector in Inwood
- Thu 14:
Pint-Sized Parks Make Safer Streets and Cleaner Rivers
- Tue 29:
City Numbers Show Highest Cyclist Death Toll in Eight Years
- Thu 17:
Traffic Calming Animation of the Day: The Chicane
- Thu 10:
Times Square: Too Many People, or Just Too Many Cars?
- Fri 4:
A Year After Eric Ng's Death, Greenway Hazards Remain Unfixed
- Mon 24:
Merry Gridlock!
- Tue 18:
Kheel Plan: Double the Congestion Charge & Make Transit Free
- Tue 4:
Crashstat 2.0 Reveals NYC’S Most Dangerous Intersections
- Wed 28:
The Speed Bump Catapault
- Mon 12:
DOT Rolls Out Fort Greene Bike Lanes & Traffic-Calming
- Tue 6:
Envisioning an Upper West Side Streets Renaissance
- Thu 1:
Ped Struck as Cab Runs Into Storefront at 53rd and Madison
- Thu 1:
Tearing Up the Streets, and Pants
- Mon 22:
The Times Wants Your Traffic Ideas
- Mon 15:
Indianapolis Paves the Way for Bikes and Pedestrians
- Fri 12:
T.A. Responds to 'Keep NYC Congestion' Plan
- Thu 4:
Memorials Held for Thomson and Miller
- Thu 27:
34th Precinct Promises Action on Broadway and Dongan
- Tue 4:
Infinite Jest
- Tue 4:
Last Weekend of Summer Marked by Child's Death
- Wed 22:
Central Park 66th Street Transverse Is Unsafe
- Mon 13:
Make That 21 Council Members in Favor of Pricing
- Wed 1:
Meatpacking Plaza Update
- Fri 27:
Effective Traffic Calming Device: The Frisbee
- Mon 16:
In Chicago, Parks Funded By Parking Garages
- Fri 13:
More Meatpacking Plaza Construction Photos
- Mon 9:
It's Getting Better All the Time
- Thu 5:
Ninth Street Earns Its Stripes
- Thu 5:
No Exit, Upper West Side Style
- Fri 29:
No Love for One-Way Proposal in Jackson Heights
- Mon 25:
Auto Insurer Creates Traffic Mayhem With Gasoline Give-Away
- Mon 11:
Call for Ped Safety Measures on Third and Fourth Avenues
- Fri 25:
A Portland Neighborhood Reclaims its Streets
- Fri 18:
CB6 Committee Unanimously Approves 9th St. Project
- Thu 17:
Time to Expand DOT's Toolbox Beyond Signs and Signals?
- Tue 8:
Ninth Street Update: Robert's Rules of Order
- Mon 7:
Choose Your Own Hells Kitchen
- Thu 3:
Are "Directional Miles of Bike Lanes" a Good Metric?
- Thu 26:
Is Walking PlaNYC's Missing Mode?
- Fri 20:
Decongestion in Cities Around the World
- Fri 20:
CB2 Signs Off On Prince-Bleecker Bike Lanes
- Wed 18:
Bus Bulbs Are Blooming
- Fri 13:
DOT Called Out for Lacking Clear Ped Safety Plan
- Wed 11:
Who Opposes A Plan for Safer, More Livable Streets and Why?
- Fri 6:
Primeggia's One-Way Safety Claims Are Based on 1970s Studies
- Thu 29:
Vanderbilt Avenue: The Model for DOT's 9th Street Proposal?
- Tue 27:
Important Meeting for Livable Streets Advocates
- Thu 22:
Studies Refute DOT's Claim That One-Way Avenues Are Safer
- Fri 16:
DOT Makes the Case for Bike Routes Parallel to W. Houston St.
- Tue 6:
StreetFilms: "Something Has to Be Done"
- Mon 5:
Why Is DOT Reorganizing Park Slope Traffic? Because.
- Mon 5:
Commissioner Weinshall Agrees: Two-Way Streets Calm Traffic
- Mon 5:
3 More Killed This Weekend as 100 Rally for Pedestrian Safety
- Mon 5:
Old Gray Lady Gets on the Bandwagon
- Fri 2:
The Iris Weinshall Legacy: Queens Boulevard
- Wed 28:
DOT to Propose Radical New Traffic Plan for Park Slope
- Mon 26:
3 Peds Hit on 9th Ave. 2 Dead. Mayor Mike: Where Are You?
- Fri 23:
Streetfilms: Intersection Intervention
- Thu 22:
The "Speed Lump." Not a Typo. It's Inexpensive Traffic Calming.
- Wed 21:
Why Wasn't Traffic-Calming Built on Third Avenue?
- Mon 19:
DOT Pledged Ped Safety Fixes by 2006 on Deadly Third Ave
- Thu 15:
Plan Urged Safety Measures for Intersection Where Boy Died
- Wed 14:
NYC Pedestrian Fatalities Up in 2006?
- Wed 14:
Four-Year-Old Killed by Hummer Shouldn't Have Died in Vain
- Tue 13:
The Case of the Disappearing Sharrows
- Mon 12:
The Seed of a Revolution in Red Hook
- Thu 8:
DOT: "Our Job is to Keep Traffic Moving, Not Pedestrian Safety"
- Thu 1:
Calming Traffic in Chinatown
- Wed 10:
New Traffic Island Makes News, Takes a Beating
- Sun 31:
Setting the Agenda on Pedestrian Safety
- Mon 11:
Beijing Bike Bully Forced to Apologize on TV
- Fri 1:
Safe Routes to Schools: Yesterday's Press Event
- Thu 30:
Detailed Reports on 135 Safe Routes to School Plans
- Thu 30:
Safe Routes to Schools Study Complete
- Tue 21:
Speed Hump
- Thu 16:
A Streetsblog Reader Wins Traffic Calming Improvements
- Tue 14:
Traffic Relief Rally at City Hall This Morning
- Thu 9:
Traffic: A Social Problem Not a Design Problem
- Tue 7:
Reverse Engineering Pedestrian Safety in Boerum Hill
- Thu 26:
Downtown Brooklyn Traffic Calming Project: Ten Years On
- Tue 24:
Tomorrow: Protest Rally in Response to Atlantic Avenue Carnage
- Thu 28:
Learning From a Streets Renaissance in Hong Kong
- Tue 26:
The Queensboro Meat Grinder
- Thu 31:
Rally for a Livable Houston Street
- Mon 21:
Where in the City is this?
- Tue 15:
Chinatown Business Group Proposes Car-Free Streets
- Mon 14:
Brooklyn's Fort Greene Fights for Livable Streets
- Thu 10:
Congestion Pricing on Hold, Traffic Returns to Stockholm
- Mon 7:
Bloomberg on Oil Dependence: Punditry or Policy?
- Mon 17:
Traffic Engineering by Body Count
- Tue 11:
Unwarranted Traffic Chaos in Red Hook
- Thu 8:
Liz Padilla Memorial & Bike Improvements
- Wed 19:
Slow-Moving Bus Rapid Transit
- Sat 18:
Pedestrian Mall Revolution