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October 2008: Wed 22: Streetfilms: A Conversation With Janette Sadik-Khan 6
August 2008: Mon 25: Smart Para-Transit: A New Vision for Urban Transportation 22
May 2008: Wed 7: Eyes on the Street: T.A. Rings in Bike Month 12
January 2008: Thu 24: Testify! Public Hearings on Congestion Pricing Tonight 7
November 2007: Tue 27: The Trafficist: An Interview With Randy Cohen 12; Wed 7: Jan Gehl: Gridlocked Streets Are "Not a Law of Nature" 8; Wed 7: StreetFilms: Upper West Side Streets Renaissance With Jan Gehl 9; Tue 6: The Trafficist 4; Tue 6: Upper West Side Renaissance on WNYC 3; Fri 2: "A Perverse Allocation of Public Space on the Upper West Side" 2; Thu 1: Upper West Siders: What Would You Fix? 6
May 2007: Fri 25: Streetsblog Publisher Puts up $250K to Push PlaNYC 3; Wed 16: Gridlock Sam on Car-Free Central Park 0
March 2007: Tue 20: StreetFilms: Interview with Parking Guru Donald Shoup 0
February 2007: Fri 2: Streetfilms: An Interview with Sam Schwartz 0
October 2006: Mon 23: The Tour de Bronx 11
August 2006: Thu 31: Rally for a Livable Houston Street 8

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  "From The Daily Politics: “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, the state..."
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  "“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..."
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  "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..."
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  "“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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