Displaying all articles tagged:
Bike Lanes
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street view
Making Headway on the Perfect New York StreetTwo years after our last close look, real signs of progress.
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getting around
Licensing E-Bikes Won’t Make the Sidewalks Safer“Every few years it’s the same neighborhoods asking the city to go after the same group of people.”
By Clio Chang
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getting around
Welcome to the McGuinness Boulevard Parking Lot–Bike Lane–Loading ZoneThe mayor made a mess of the planned redesign. Now everyone’s confused.
By Clio Chang
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getting around
‘We’re Fighting Over Inches’New York cyclists on their near misses and collisions on the city’s bridges.
As told to John Surico
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getting around
By Alissa Walker
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getting around
A Bike Lane Built for a Car CrashWhy did L.A.’s 6th Street Bridge turn into just another altar to the automobile?
By Alissa Walker
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getting around
By Katie McDonough
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getting around
By Clio Chang
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getting around
By Alissa Walker
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getting around
By Molly Osberg
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getting around
Bring on the Concrete Bike LanesThey’re not always pretty, but they work.
By Alissa Walker
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urban planning
How to Solve NYC’s Rude-Cyclist ProblemPublic shaming is tempting. But there might be a better answer.
By Justin Davidson
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DIY Bike Lanes Are Now a ThingAfter a crash, cyclists deploy their own paint.
By Adam Martin
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bridges to somewhere
By Caroline Bankoff
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Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against Brooklyn Bike LaneThe ruling marks a significant victory for the city.
By Emily Watkins
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whose road is it anyway?
By Dan Amira
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let’s get civical
Deputy Mayor Howard Wolfson Defends Bike LanesAn article in this week’s ‘New York’ has his spokes in a twist.
By Chris Rovzar
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i don’t believe in peter pan frankenstein or superman
By Nitasha Tiku
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i don’t believe in peter pan frankenstein or superman
Breaking: City Residents Interacting Poorly With Bike LanesIt’s as if they don’t want to give up part of the road to cyclists!
By Chris Rovzar
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Religion and Bikes Do Not MixCyclists battle religious types in Williamsburg and Brooklyn Heights simultaneously.
By Dan Amira
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Don’t Call It a Comeback
Florent May Get Back Into the Restaurant GameWe caught up with the restaurateur turned memoirist.
By Randi Eichenbaum
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neighborhood watch
Protected Bike Lane Perhaps Now Gay Enough for Chelsea Main DragEven though gay-bar owner ‘said he needed room for his trucks to unload deliveries at the bar.’ Hot nasty talk!
By Tim Murphy