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Word On The Street
“If we can get congestion pricing passed by allowing him and Jeff Dinowitz and every other anti-pricing Assemblyman to pretend they were for it all along, it's worth it, right?”
– Cap'n Transit In response to "On the Campaign Trail, Silver Blames MTA for Pricing Debacle"

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Does Summer Streets Need a "Fast Lane"?
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Commerce Bank to Cyclists: Your Money's No Good Here
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L.A. Doc Takes Out Road Rage on Cyclists, Injuring Two
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Police Slowing Cyclists on Queensborough Bridge
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Eyes on the Street: A Walk Down Broadway Boulevard
32 Comments Latest by: Cap'n Transit, Yesterday at 7:07 PM
- jen petersen said:
"I think we of human-powered modes do best with each other when the absence of speed-designating lane markings send the signal that we’re responsible to look out for each..." - Niccolo Machiavelli said:
"To try to rise briefly above the ad hominem attack it needs to be said that Mr. Silver holds a very important position in New York politics. To remain Speaker of the..." - JK said:
"my tax money is spent on cops preventing me to get to work on time… what a dumb idea having a cop on duty slowing people down. really, i thought there was an attack or mugging on..." - Cap'n Transit said:
"I’m a big fan of tackling tasks that are politically feasible, but I’m disappointed that this does relatively little to address the overcrowding on Seventh and..." - rex said:
"Silver appears to be a civil cretin. He seems to spend all of his efforts maintaining his power rather than leading. What’s the matter Shelly, no ideas ever come your way? From my..."
Summer Streets: Bikes and Pedestrians Get Along Fine Without Cars
August 12, 2008Streetfilms: Summer Streets 2008
August 11, 2008Bike-Share Debuts in Washington D.C.
August 14, 2008Obama’s Energy Platform Has a (Small) Livable Cities Plank
August 7, 2008I Walked Five Miles in the Middle of the Street, Then I Bought a Dosa
August 11, 2008Eyes on the Street: Summer Streets Gallery #2
August 12, 2008Bloomberg Relieves Council Mems of Reserved Parking as NYPD Rants
August 14, 2008Hillary Clinton Introduces Senate Version of Transit Relief Bill
August 4, 2008Juan Valdez and Jay-Z Invite New Yorkers to Take to the Streets
August 7, 2008Orioles Pitcher Throws a High Hard One at Car Commuting
August 8, 2008
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Calendar
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Special Feature
Streetfilms: Summer Streets 2008
by Brad Aaron
Conditions could hardly have been better for Saturday's Summer Streets debut, and New Yorkers responded, turning out in droves to enjoy a car-free route from Lower Manhattan to Central Park. Continue reading »
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August 11th, 2008Eyes on the Street
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- Summer Streets: Olympic Training Ground
- Fencers take advantage of a car-free side street during Summer Streets last Saturday.
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