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Bike Lanes and GreenwaysStudy Questions Number of Cyclists in New YorkAuthor: J. David Goodman and Michael M. Grynbaum Media Outlet: New York Times BlogDate: April 27, 2010 Image: ![]() The Bloomberg administration has worked tirelessly to turn bicycling into a mainstream mode of getting around New York, creating more than 200 miles of bicycle-only lanes and placing protected bike pa Image Caption: Bebeto Matthews/Associated Press
Evidence of bicycling in Williamsburg.
Submitted by volunteer on May 26, 2010 - 16:13. categories [ ]
Confronting the Mire on 34th StreetAuthor: The Editors Media Outlet: New York TimesDate: April 26, 2010 Image: ![]() The Bloomberg administration has announced that it will create a new Midtown pedestrian mall, this one running on 34th Street, between Fifth and Sixth Avenues -- that is, between Macy's and the Emp Image Caption: Jonathan Fickies/Bloomberg News -- Keep moving, if you can: Broadway and 34th Street.
Submitted by volunteer on May 6, 2010 - 17:24. categories [ ]
"Amazing" Growth in Estimated Number of CyclistsAuthor: John Del Signore Media Outlet: gothamistDate: April 26, 2010 Image: ![]() The number of bike riders in NYC has increased 28% over last year, according to an annual estimate by Transportation Alternatives, using DOT data. According to the group's latest report: Image Caption: Dogseat's Flickr
Submitted by volunteer on May 6, 2010 - 17:15. categories [ ]
Survey: NYC is the Big Bike AppleAuthor: Heather Haddon Media Outlet: am New YorkDate: April 25, 2010 Image: Gotham now has more cycling commuters than any other U.S. city, according to a survey released by Transportation Alternatives Monday. Image Caption: (Photo courtesy Transportation Alternatives)
Submitted by volunteer on May 6, 2010 - 17:14. categories [ ]
More New Yorkers Take to Two WheelsAuthor: R.M. Schneiderman Media Outlet: Wall Street JournalDate: April 26, 2010 Image: ![]() Marty Markowitz's worst nightmare may be coming true: New York City is becoming an increasingly two-wheeled town. (Marty, we kid!) Image Caption: Flickr user Global Jet
Submitted by volunteer on May 6, 2010 - 17:10. categories [ ]
More Than 200,000 a Day Now Cycling, Data SuggestsAuthor: J. David Goodman Media Outlet: New York Times BlogDate: April 26, 2010 Image: ![]() Build it and they will ride. Image Caption: J. David Goodman/The New York Times -- Two in 236,000, riding through Chelsea last fall.
Submitted by volunteer on May 6, 2010 - 17:05. categories [ ]
Answers About Child-Friendly New York, Part 3Author: NY Times Media Outlet: New York Times BlogDate: April 16, 2010 Following is the third and final set of responses from Alison Lowenstein, the author of "City Kid New York: The Ultimate Guide for NYC Parents With Kids Ages 4-12" (Rizzoli/Universe 2010).
Submitted by volunteer on May 6, 2010 - 16:50. categories [ ]
Call For Action in Greenpoint Following DJ's DeathMedia Hit link: http://gothamist.com/2009/12/15/intersection.phpAuthor: Jen Carlson Media Outlet: gothamistDate: December 15, 2009 Image: ![]() In response to the death of 33-year-old DJ Solange Raulston, who was struck by a flatbed truck while on her bike in Greenpoint Sunday afternoon, Transportation Alternatives and Neighbors Allied for Go
Submitted by volunteer on May 6, 2010 - 16:47. categories [ ]
Greenpoint Hit-and-Run Victim Dies. McGuinness Blvd Must Be Tamed.Author: Noah Kazis Media Outlet: StreetsBlogDate: April 20, 2010 Gothamist reports that Neil Chamberlain, a 28-year-old Williamsburg resident, was taken off life support today after a driver struck him and fled the scene in Greenpoint early Sunday morning.
Submitted by volunteer on May 6, 2010 - 16:46. categories [ ]
Cyclist Group Calls for Flatbush Bike Lane After Fatal CrashAuthor: Thomas Tracy Media Outlet: Brooklyn PaperDate: April 16, 2010 A day after an 18-year-old Kensington cyclist was dragged and killed by a driver on Flatbush Avenue, bike advocates called on the city to put a bike lane on the heavily traveled thoroughfare.
Submitted by volunteer on April 19, 2010 - 16:06. categories [ ]
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