Last week, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ) announced the installation of nine self-service information kiosks at eight different locations within Manhattan’s Port
In New York’s transportation world, 2013 feels like a tale of two administrations: one, at the New York City level, that was pro sustainable transportation
A broad coalition of elected officials, business owners and advocates gathered on Tuesday in the shadow of the Bruckner Expressway to call on Governor Andrew
With its snow plan in place, Citi Bike is ensuring that New Yorkers can ride bikes pretty much all year round. In the city that never sleeps,
What does it take to be considered worthy of a westbound Exclusive Bus Lane (XBL) in the Lincoln Tunnel? Evidently, Super Bowl tickets. New York
As winter arrives in New York City, and before Citi Bike naysayers start complaining that no one will ride Citi Bike as the days get
Mayor-elect de Blasio’s appointment of William J. Bratton as NYPD Commissioner and Anthony Shorris as First Deputy Mayor could be an intentional signal to livable
Shortly after this piece was published, we learned that New York Assemblymember Phil Goldfeder, along with faculty, students, and staff from the Queens College Urban
There’s been a good deal of media attention given to a Vision Zero approach to reduce pedestrian fatalities on New York City streets. But, with
They said Citi Bike would bring “total carnage” to the streets. We were warned that bike share in New York would be “hell on wheels.” “Experts” told
