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“Maybe the Atlantic, Flatbush, 4th Ave mess can be next.”

– JP In response to "Bronx Hub Gets Smorgasbord of Ped-Bike-Transit Enhancements"
Special Feature

Manhattan Bridge Bike Path Mired for Years in Construction Bureaucracy

by Ben Fried

The Sands Street bike path, a physically protected approach to the Manhattan Bridge, has languished behind schedule for years, held up in the city's construction bureaucracy. The project serves as a prime illustration that livable streets hinge not just on DOT, but on other, more obscure city agencies as well. Continue reading »

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Eyes on the Street

NYC Bicycle Commuter, 7th Ave. @ 48th St.

This guy stopped to ask the bus driver not to double park in th right hand traffic lane when the curb was empty. Based on the first few second of the interaction I witnessed, I was not too hopeful of success.

From: bicyclesonly October 3, 2008

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- Larry Littlefield said:
  "Bankrupt in American is more like it. This country blew its chance. People seem to think all those trillions being borrowed won’t have to be paid back, like the..."
- DianaD said:
  "Funny, when I was living in the Bay Area, Fisherman’s Wharf was considered to be the ultimate tourist trap — not at all a destination for locals. I wonder if that has..."
- A.Nonny.Mouse said:
  "Cap’n Transit does have a good point, however I’d still prefer a U-shaped (or similar) as opposed to that godawful wheel-bender. @ Adam - Mousey say: He who lock..."
- A.Nonny.Mouse said:
  "Gotta love Oberstar"
- Braddy said:
  "This is the perfect opportunity for some politician to receive good PR (hint, hint) with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. There must be somebody available to make this happen…"
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