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Streetsblog San Francisco |Promoted

Op-Ed: A Case for Seamless Transit

A new report from Seamless Bay Area outlines key governance reforms that could transform Bay Area transit.

Roger Rudick

April 13, 2021

Streetsblog NYC |Congestion Pricing

What Is The MTA Assessing In Its Congestion Pricing Environmental Assessment?

The goal of the next step in the approval of congestion pricing is to get a FONSI ("Ayyyyyy").

Dave Colon

April 13, 2021

Streetsblog NYC |Promoted

A Round and a Roundy: Godzilla vs. Kong is Not the Real Terror on our Streets

National treasure cartoonist Bill Roundy is certainly not above glomming onto today's hottest trends.

Streetsblog

April 12, 2021

Streetsblog NYC |Car-Free Streets

ANALYSIS: Mayor de Blasio Has Abandoned the Open Streets ‘Program’

It's been a terrible week for open streets, with a volunteer being attacked by a car owner, open streets equipment being vandalized, opponents circulating petitions ... and a mayor who remains silent.

Gersh Kuntzman

April 12, 2021

Streetsblog NYC |Aggressive Driving

LATEST LOBBYING: Advocates Pushing Raft of New Street-Safety Bills in Albany

Drive includes measures on reckless drivers, speed limits, speed cameras, alcohol-impaired driving, and driver education.

Eve Kessler

April 9, 2021

Streetsblog San Francisco |Bicycle Infrastructure

Commentary: Bay Area Needs a “Cycling Safety Ordinance”

"Why would the city continue anything less than a fully protected bike facility on any street that’s large enough for a bike lane at this point?”

Roger Rudick

April 8, 2021

Streetsblog Chicago |Bicycling

Here are some good resources for getting started living car-free in Chicago

These websites, videos, apps, and maps will make it easier for newbies to get around the region on transit and bike.

Courtney Cobbs

April 8, 2021

Streetsblog Chicago |Federal Policy

Unnecessary police foot chases endanger suspects, officers, and the public

As with vehicle chases, the issue at stake is the need for officers the weigh the potential threat posed to the public if a suspect is not pursued, with the possible harm that could be inflicted by a chase.

John Greenfield

April 6, 2021

Streetsblog NYC |Bicycling

EYES ON THE STREET: How Hoboken Has Eliminated Traffic Deaths

The Mile Square City shows what can be accomplished when a municipality really focuses on the zero of Vision Zero — it has recorded no traffic fatalities for three straight years.

Eve Kessler

April 6, 2021

Streetsblog Chicago |Bicycling

LaSpata’s ordinance would remove reference to traffic “accidents” from Municipal Code

It's common to refer to serious crashes as "accidents," implying they're unavoidable, when it's actually possible to reduce crashes through better roadway design and public policy.

John Greenfield

April 5, 2021

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