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Eve Kessler

Email Eve Kessler at eve@streetsblog.org

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Motorists are seeking ingenious ways to defeat speed cameras such as this one. File photo: Gersh Kuntzman

New App Helps Reckless Drivers Thumb Their Noses at City’s Speed Cameras

By Eve Kessler | May 13, 2022 | No Comments
Even as Albany lawmakers slow-walk the renewal of New York's speed camera system, a new cellphone app is helping reckless drivers avoid the devices entirely.
Bird e-scooters, pictured during a product demonstration in Queens. Photo: Bird/Dennis A. Clark

Two Scooter Companies Claim They Have the Tech to Stop Sidewalk Parking

By Eve Kessler | May 11, 2022 | No Comments
Two e-scooter-share companies, Bird and Lime, unveiled new tech for combatting the single-biggest complaint about scooters: riders who leave them all over the sidewalk.
The Eataly kiosk at the Flatiron public plaza — an example of pedestrianization at a business improvement district. Photo: Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership

EXCLUSIVE: Here’s Why Mayor Adams is Pinning Hopes on Business Improvement Districts

By Eve Kessler | May 11, 2022 | No Comments
Even as the city's businesses reeled during the pandemic, the city's business improvement districts provided nearly the same level of sanitation and other supplemental services — which may be why the Adams administration is hoping BIDs will be the engine to pull the city out of the doldrums.
What pedestrians must wade through many nights. File photo: Gersh Kuntzman

Advocates: The City’s ‘Clean Curbs’ Pilot is Too Small

By Eve Kessler | May 10, 2022 | No Comments
The limited scale of Clean Curbs — basically, the piloting of off-the-shelf storage sheds for bags — hampers the city's goals because it does not require the total rethinking of garbage-collection methods, which is what the city ultimately needs.

'We Need New Station Houses Because of NYPD's Illegal Parking,' Communities Say

By Eve Kessler | May 4, 2022 | No Comments
The antidote to illegal cop parking? Why, more parking, of course, say many community boards.
Holland Tunnel traffic inbound from New Jersey. Tolling of the Lincoln and Holland Tunnels would divert east-west auto and truck trips to the Cross-Bronx Expressway and other highways north of mid-Manhattan. Photo: Wikimedia Commons

THUNDER ROAD: Car Noise Stokes Heart Attacks, Study Finds

By Eve Kessler | May 3, 2022 | No Comments
Researchers in New Jersey link traffic racket to cardiovascular disease and cardiac episodes, proving again that it's death, not redemption, that's beneath a dirty hood.
Above, a private carting truck that lacks protective side rails. The city's historical deal on commercial waste zones will mandate the rails — if it ever gets off the ground. Photo: Facebook

TRASH TALK: Advocates Warn Against Further Delays on Commercial Waste Zones

By Eve Kessler | May 2, 2022 | No Comments
They don't trust them as far as they can throw them.

Why Can’t We Have Nice Things? Denver Offering Rebates on E-Bike Purchases

By Eve Kessler | Apr 30, 2022 | No Comments
Colorado is high ... on getting e-bikes into the hands of drivers. Meanwhile, New York only subsidizes electric cars.
A plaza in Queens. Photo: Design Trust for Public Space

Design Trust Releases Public Space Management ‘Toolkit’

By Eve Kessler | Apr 29, 2022 | No Comments
Group seeks to smooth way for small-fry community and business organizations in 'placemaking' efforts.
An example of the new MTA electric buses. Photo: Governor's Office

MTA To Add 60 Electric Buses by Year’s End (That’s 1% of the Entire Fleet)

By Eve Kessler | Apr 22, 2022 | No Comments
In the latest advance of a slow rollout, the new vehicles will be deployed to communities with high asthma rates.
Some of our "favorite" photos of trash on the sidewalks. Photo: Gersh Kuntzman

Thursday’s Headlines: Trash Talk Edition

By Eve Kessler | Apr 21, 2022 | No Comments
Garbage, garbage everywhere — but we can hope for more bins. Plus other news.
Mayor Adams pointed to the new trash enclosures installed by the Times Square Alliance under the Clean Curbs program at press conference on Wednesday. Photo: Mayor's Office

City Will Extend Tiny Clean Curbs Program to All Boroughs

By Eve Kessler | Apr 21, 2022 | No Comments
A pilot program to get trash bags off sidewalks will move beyond Manhattan — first, to Brooklyn. But can it do enough fast enough to curtail 'NY's 5 o'clock shadow'?
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