Closing Bell: The Brooklyn Bridge on Two Wheels
This video nicely captures a ride on the Brooklyn Bridge, though it doesn't really document the ten...
Tag: Transportation
Could Red Hook Become a Biker Haven?
The Post reports that the Manhattan-based Forum for Urban Design is sponsoring a competition for ar...
CB1 OKs Brooklyn Greenway Bike Path
Streetsblog reports that Community Board 1 voted on Tuesday night overwhelmingly in favor of adding...
Congestion Pricing Defeat a Win for the Boroughs?
The Times is describing the death of congestion pricing behind closed doors in Albany yesterday as ...
Boerum Place Getting Spruced Up
Downtown Brooklyn's gritty gateway doesn't exactly scream million-dollar condos and boutique hotels...
Council to Grill MTA About G Train Service
-"This would connect the G-train with the rest of civilization. It is a great idea. Would stop me f...
Nine Bklyn Councilmembers Vote Against Congest Fee
Yesterday the City Council voted in favor of congestion pricing "by an unusually slim margin," accor...
Columbia Street: Still a Bumpy Ride
The seemingly never-ending construction on Columbia Street continues to seem never-ending. The fini...
Push to Make DeKalb Avenue More Bicycle-Friendly
Per Streetsblog, the DOT is cooking up some changes for DeKalb Avenue that are meant to calm traffi...
Mayor Rolls Out Resident Parking Permit Proposal
Yesterday Mayor Bloomberg held a press conference in Boerum Hill to announce that a residential park...
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