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Julianne Cuba

Email Julianne Cuba at julianne@streetsblog.org

Recent Posts

What would have been, the One45 development. Source: Department of City Planning

ANALYSIS: Developer Blasts Harlem Pol Over Rejecting Housing, As He Plans Truck Depot Instead

By Julianne Cuba | Sep 19, 2022 | No Comments
A developer wanted to build housing, affordable units and public space, but was turned down by the local Council member, so now he's making housing ... for trucks. Is there a greater symbol of New York's dysfunction?
Nathaniel Hill, a resident of public housing in the Bronx, won't be able to charge his bike in his apartment under a new rule, unless Council Member Alexa Avilés prevails upon NYCHA to amend its proposal. File photo: Noah Martz

Pol Pitches More Options to a Blanket E-Bike Ban on NYCHA Property

By Julianne Cuba | Sep 16, 2022 | No Comments
Council Member Alexa Avilés said that NYCHA's all-out ban could hurt workers and residents, especially because the ban would not differentiate from the myriad different micro-mobility devices out there. She even quoted our field guide!
Cyclists in Central Park have to use pedestrian paths because (inset) there are no crosstown routes. File photo: Clarence Eckerson Jr.

Upper East Side Panel Supports Crosstown Bike Lanes — Again

By Julianne Cuba | Sep 12, 2022 | No Comments
“It would transform the lives of tens of thousands of people who ride a bike, from one end of the city to another, people who commute crosstown — and not just transform, but stop them from being killed,” said one advocate.

Citi Bike Smashes its Single-Day Ridership Record 

By Julianne Cuba | Sep 9, 2022 | No Comments
It's a sign that New Yorkers are relying on two wheels to commute, even as subway ridership has started to tick upwards.
Queens Council Member and speedster Joann Ariola. Photo: New York City Council

Queens Pol Voted Against Speed Cameras — And Has 27 Speeding Tickets!

By Julianne Cuba | Sep 9, 2022 | No Comments
Council Member Joann Ariola has racked up 48 violations on her SUV since 2017, including a whopping 27 for speeding in school zones and two for blowing through red lights.
Trucks in Sunset Park. Photo: Julianne Cuba

Environmental Justice Advocates Seek to Regulate ‘Last-Mile’ Trucking Facilities 

By Julianne Cuba | Sep 8, 2022 | No Comments
The city's outdated zoning code must be amended to give regulators the teeth they need to rein in “last-mile” distribution facilities that are popping up in low-income communities of color, environmental justice groups said as they filed a zoning proposal.
Seagirt Boulevard, a dangerous speedway in Far Rockaway, has remained unchanged for more than decade, but now, the city is finally redesigning it for safety. Photo: Julianne Cuba

Long-Ignored Far Rockaway Speedway Finally Getting Safety Redesign 

By Julianne Cuba | Sep 6, 2022 | No Comments
Finally, the city will do more than just install speed cameras.
A speed camera close to a public school in Brooklyn. Photo: NYC DOT

Sin City: New 24/7 Speed Cameras Issue a Whopping 70 Percent More Tickets

By Julianne Cuba | Sep 1, 2022 | No Comments
New York City’s speed cameras have ticketed 70 percent more drivers since they’ve been able to stay on 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, according to new data from the city. According to an analysis of the city’s Open Parking and Camera Violations numbers by Jehiah Czebotar, there were 513,777 camera-issued speeding tickets […]
A car with an obscured license plate is towed by the MTA on a sunny day.

ANALYSIS: $50 Million Is Just The Tip of the MTA’s Toll Evasion Iceberg

By Julianne Cuba and Christopher Robbins | Aug 31, 2022 | No Comments
According to a Streetsblog analysis, the MTA lost a whopping $144 million to toll scofflaws last year.
Police investigate after a driver hit a scooter rider in Downtown Manhattan on Wednesday. Photo: Julianne Cuba

Driver of Pennsylvania Car Riddled With Speeding Tickets Critically Injures Scooter Rider in Tribeca

By Julianne Cuba | Aug 24, 2022 | No Comments
A scooter rider was in critical condition on Wednesday after getting hit in Tribeca by the driver of a car. The vehicle, a black Jetta sedan with Pennsylvania plates, has racked up dozens of traffic violations, including nine school zone speeding tickets since 2019.
Guinder Rodas, whose brother Yener, was stabbed to death on Aug. 20, speaks during his vigil. Photo: Julianne Cuba

‘We Are Devastated’: Family of Slain Sunset Park Delivery Worker Demands Justice

By Julianne Cuba | Aug 24, 2022 | No Comments
On Tuesday night, dozens of family members, friends, and mourners crowded onto the same sidewalk in Sunset Park where Yener Rodas, a delivery worker, was stabbed to death during a botched robbery last Saturday.
Mayor Adams taking a sledgehammer to an abandoned outdoor dining shed. Photo: Mayor's Office

Mayor Razes Abandoned Outdoor Dining Structures; Advocates Want That Space for People, Not Cars

By Julianne Cuba | Aug 18, 2022 | No Comments
Lots of swagger, but not much of a plan.
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