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David Meyer

dahvnyc
A native of Washington, D.C. and Silver Spring, MD, David Meyer has been a reporter for Streetsblog NYC since Fall 2015. A 2013 graduate of the University of Maryland, he now lives in Brooklyn.

Recent Posts

The new meter rates will vary from $1.25 per hour on neighborhood commercial streets outside Manhattan to $7.50 per hour in Midtown (after the first hour). The vast majority of on-street spaces will remain free. Map: NYC DOT

Starting Next Month, DOT Will Adjust Citywide Parking Meter Rates for the First Time Since 2011

By David Meyer | Aug 8, 2018 | 19 Comments
Citywide, baseline parking meter rates will increase 25 percent, with bigger increases in busier commercial districts. The changes may be large enough to reduce traffic and double-parking.
Council Member Margaret Chin (center, pink scarf) speaking alongside delivery workers and allies in December. Photo: David Meyer

Council Member Margaret Chin on Her Fight Alongside Delivery Workers

By David Meyer | Aug 7, 2018 | 11 Comments
Where the NYPD sees a traffic safety threat, this council member sees a fight for basic decency.
MTA's Andy Byford and DOT's Polly Trottenberg have already briefed reporters about the coming L train shutdown. Photo: David Meyer

Five Still-Unanswered Questions That Are the Key to the L Shutdown Plan

By David Meyer | Aug 6, 2018 | No Comments
The DOT and MTA proposal is full of possible weak points that could be its downfall.
Buses and bikes, not Lyft and Uber, are the only way to move massive numbers of people during the L shutdown. Image: NYC DOT

The Uber-Lyft Cap Has Nothing to Do With the L Train Shutdown

By David Meyer | Aug 2, 2018 | 4 Comments
Lyft is using fear of the L train shutdown to score points against the City Council's proposed cap on ride-hailing fleets.
Riders Alliance members outside Governor Cuomo's office this afternoon. Photo: Riders Alliance

Riders Alliance: Cuomo Must Convene Congestion Pricing Workgroup by August 15

By David Meyer | Aug 2, 2018 | No Comments
For some reason, the governor has not appointed his three members to the 10-member panel.
There's a decent chance this woman got a solo ride to Manhattan. Photo: Chariot

Ford’s Chariot Vans Are Mostly Empty

By David Meyer | Aug 2, 2018 | 6 Comments
Ford's Chariot van service — which has been hyped as a key addition to the urban transit network, but is little more than $4 bus rides along set routes in areas already well served by existing service — is proving to be a big, expensive failure.
DOT recently added concrete barriers on this stretch of the often-blocked Clinton Street bikeway. They didn't stop the illegal parking. Photo: Jon Orcutt

Just Another Day in New York City’s Perpetually Blocked Bike Lanes

By David Meyer | Aug 1, 2018 | 29 Comments
Until City Hall addresses the disconnect between the bike network people see on a map and the bike network people encounter in real life, stressful biking conditions will be the norm for New Yorkers.
The driver of the black Lincoln SUV pictured here has been charged. Image: Tipster, used with permission

Uber Driver Who Careened Into Store, Injuring Three, Lacked a Valid License

By David Meyer | Jul 31, 2018 | 6 Comments
The Uber driver who yesterday jumped the curb on Sixth Avenue, crashed into a storefront, and injured two pedestrians and a passenger was driving without a valid license, according to NYPD.
Bus riders and operators agree: congestion is killing MTA bus service. Photo: David Meyer

Bus Drivers and Riders Call on Mayor de Blasio to Build 60 More Miles of Bus Lanes

By David Meyer | Jul 31, 2018 | 4 Comments
Really, the only thing that will make buses move faster is giving them their own lanes — and then keeping everyone else out.
This type of collision doesn't happen if the driver isn't exceeding the speed limit. Photo: Tipster, used with permission.

Uber SUV Driver Jumps Curbs and Injures Four on Sixth Avenue

By David Meyer | Jul 30, 2018 | 9 Comments
A high-speed crash days after speed cameras go dark.
Weekend bike traffic on Broadway by Van Cortlandt Park. Photo: Eben Weiss/Bike Snob NYC

Eyes on the Street: Meet the First Protected Bike Lane in the Northwest Bronx

By David Meyer | Jul 30, 2018 | 12 Comments
It didn't take long for younger riders to give the new bike lane a try.
DOT Commissioner Polly Trottenberg and Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. at the launch of a dockless bike-share pilot in the Bronx this morning. Photo: David Meyer

Bronx Bike-Share Pilot Gives NYC First Glimpse of Dockless Citi Bikes and JUMP Pedal-Assist Bicycles

By David Meyer | Jul 30, 2018 | 9 Comments
JUMP launched a small pilot in the area around Fordham University this morning, with Citi Bike's fleet set to arrive "mid-August."
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