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October 2008: 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; Mon 6: Pedestrians Shoved Aside as Brooklyn Judges Cling to Plaza Parking 5
September 2008: Tue 30: Manhattan Bridge Bike Path Mired for Years in Construction Bureaucracy 17; Wed 10: One Year After $5M Promise, Downtown Brooklyn Safety Fixes Are Nowhere 9
March 2008: Thu 20: Demo Today Against Park-Hogging Judges 7
August 2007: Fri 31: City Promises $5M in Ped Safety Improvements at Mural Opening 13
May 2007: Wed 9: Eyes on the Street: Tillary Street ~~Bike Lane~~ Parking Lot 5
March 2007: Mon 26: Streetfilms: George Washington Parked Here 5
October 2006: Thu 26: Downtown Brooklyn Traffic Calming Project: Ten Years On 5
September 2006: Mon 25: Aiming to Reduce Car Use Around Brooklyn's New Park 8
August 2006: Tue 29: Dead Ball 4; Thu 24: Streetfilm: The Transformation of Willoughby Street 10
July 2006: Fri 28: DOT Revs Up its "Alternative Modes" Department 5
June 2006: Fri 16: The $46 Million Parking Perk 9
April 2006: Wed 19: Brooklyn Traffic 5
March 2006: Sat 18: Pedestrian Mall Revolution 3

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- Jason A said:
  "“Automobile drivers are not the villains who need to be punished.” Yeah, except that they are… Why do Manhattan rents run in the thousands, yet I can drive a..."
- Larry Littlefield said:
  "“Ten dollars round trip is even more expensive than the $8 proposed for congestion pricing.” Got to make up that $300 million of federal money that would have..."
- Larry Littlefield said:
  "It’s not enough money. All this strum and drang, and we are going into deferred replacement and decline in the capital program, unless there is another $2 billion per..."
- Doc Barnett said:
  "“I guess only certain kinds of cyclists are welcome here.” Playing the victim card right after the expert card? That’s a losing hand. In the months since I..."
1. San Francisco Moves Forward With Congestion-Busting Parking Reform
  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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