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  • How Bike-Friendly is Your City? NYC Beats Out Minneapolis and Portland 2014
    How Bike-Friendly is Your City? NYC Beats Out Minneapolis and Portland 2014
    NEW YORK—Political support and widespread advocacy have pushed New York City up the ranks to top Bicycling magazine's list of U.S. cycling cities. The ranking process is an exhaustive one that ...
    September 3, 2014BY Catherine Yang
  • See What Fordham Plaza Will Look Like This Time Next Year
    See What Fordham Plaza Will Look Like This Time Next Year
    Fordham Plaza's $10 million reconstruction will be complete Fall 2015, with 25 percent more pedestrian space, trees, seating, ...
    August 27, 2014BY Catherine Yang
  • A Faster Bus Service From East Harlem, Astoria to LaGuardia Airport
    A Faster Bus Service From East Harlem, Astoria to LaGuardia Airport
    NEW YORK—After a long and laborious process, the M60 select bus service (SBS) to LaGuardia is finally en ...
    May 27, 2014BY Catherine Yang
  • Slowing Down Atlantic Avenue: First Phase of NYC’s Vision Zero Underway
    Slowing Down Atlantic Avenue: First Phase of NYC’s Vision Zero Underway
    NEW YORK—Nearly eight miles of Atlantic Avenue from Brooklyn to Queens, stretching from the East River to Woodhaven, ...
    April 9, 2014BY Catherine Yang
  • City Launches Work Zone Watch Program
    City Launches Work Zone Watch Program
    NEW YORK—Drivers pass through work zones in the city on a daily basis, whether they're blocked off or ...
    April 8, 2014BY Catherine Yang
  • NYC DOT Schedules Vision Zero Safety Workshops
    NYC DOT Schedules Vision Zero Safety Workshops
    Mayor Bill de Blasio's Vision Zero initiative to lower traffic fatalities citywide is moving forward. The New York ...
    April 3, 2014BY Catherine Yang
  • Capital Funding for NYC Vision Zero Plan Unlikely This Year
    Capital Funding for NYC Vision Zero Plan Unlikely This Year
    NEW YORK—Funding for the city's plan to reduce traffic deaths with 50 major street redesigns a year and ...
    March 6, 2014BY Catherine Yang
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