Week of December 17, 2001

• Happy Holidays from Transportation Alternatives

• Pick Your Headline: No Fare Hike in 2002; Guaranteed Fare Hike in 2003

• Hudson River Path Opens (Kind-Of)

• Hudson River Path Update

• "Segway" Gyro-Device Creates Media Storm

• West Side Fantasy

• NYC Transpo Agencies Working Together in Post Disaster Accord

• Hello? DOT?

• Condolences to NYMTC

• Make your end of year contribution to Transportation Alternatives

Week of December 3, 2001

• Support Opening the Hudson River Greenway

• Make Your End of Year Contribution to T.A.

• Unnecessary X-Mas Ped Crush at Rockefeller Center

• SI Right Turn on Red Vetoed

• Block the Boxes

• Second Ave Subway Engineering Study Underway

• New V-Train Service Begins December 17th

Week of November 12, 2001

• Very Sad Breaking News

• Support the Carpool Rule!

• Mike is Mayor

• Central Park West: Making a Good Lane Much Better

Week of October 29, 2001

• City Installs New Bike Lane on CPW Between 63rd and 110th Streets

• Car Pool Rule Continues

• T.A. Works Behind the Scenes on Post 9/11 Transpo Vision

• Open the Hudson Greenway Now!

• Ban on Handheld Cell Phones for Drivers Takes Effect This Week

T.A. Special Report: September 26, 2001

• Not a Normal Time: Mayor bans single-occupancy vehicles below 62nd St.

• Statement in Support of the Mayor's Plan to Require Car Pooling

• T.A. Submits Plan for New York's Transportation Future

T.A. Special Report: September 19, 2001

• T.A. Mourns the Victims of September 11, 2001

• Bicycle and Pedestrian Travel Update

• New Yorkers Take to Bikes in Aftermath of Disaster

• In Time of Heroism and Sacrifice, Many Bad Citizen Motorists Ignore Mayor's Pleas to Take Transit

• Disaster Results in Big Car-Free Experiment

• Motorists Given Five Lanes of W. Side Hwy as Adjacent Greenway Blocked: City Sends Contradictory Message

T.A. Special Report: August 30, 2001

• Mayoral Candidates Talk Transportation: Historic Moment as Leading Candidate Pledges Car-Free Central and Prospect Parks

Week of August 6, 2001

• City Calls on T.A. to Help Defeat Dangerous New “Right Turn on Red” Law for Staten Island

• T.A. Marks Hudson Greenway Detour

• Pedestrian Project at Times Square Complete

• Will NY Start Sending Killer Drivers To Jail? Sunset Park Massacre Is Major Test

• Transit Authority to Close One in Five Token Booths: Fear of Crime and Stuck Cyclists

• Lawsuit Against NJDOT Dismissed

Week of July 23, 2001

• State Legislature Says "No" to Street Safety

  • NO: Assembly says no speed cameras in NYC

  • NO: Senate says no increase in number of red light cameras

• T.A. Meets with State DOT and Hudson River Park Trust Over Hudson Path Safety Problems

• T.A. Asks Cops to Stop Ticketing Cyclists Riding Outside of Bike Lanes

• Transit Authority to Close One in Five Token Booths: Fear of Crime and Stuck Cyclists

Week of June 25, 2001

• Manhattan Bridge Path Opens: Bike/ped access restored after 40 Year Closure But City Refuses to Provide Ramp

• Sober Driver Convicted of Murder for the First Time in NY State History

• NY State Bans Driving with Handheld Cell Phones

• Car-Free Prospect Park Endorsed By Enviro, Business, Labor Coalition

Week of June 11, 2001

• Your Advocacy Action Needed: Speed Cams Opposed

• T.A. Backs NYC Transportation Plan

• T.A. sues NJ for Diverting Bicycling $