History of a Movement, Part V: Things Fall Apart
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Today's installment focuses on how reality — and the system — fought back.
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EXCLUSIVE: Would-Be Council Speaker Moya Caught Speeding in School Zones
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It's not that kind of race, Councilman!
Eyes on the Street: The Broadway Bridge Construction is a Clusterf—k
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Long-term unsafe conditions will continue on the Broadway Bridge spanning the Spuyten Duyvil Creek between Inwood and Marble Hill as the city rehabs the key Harlem River crossing.
Citi Bike Wants to Turn Docking Stations into Charging Stations … With City Help
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The Lyft-owned company says it’s launching electrified docking stations as part of a pilot program in its Divvy system in Chicago next year, and hopes to do the same in the five boroughs — if Mayor Adams and ConEd are willing to help.
The History of a Movement, Part IV: ‘Killed By Automobile’
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Today's episode focuses on never-before seen crash data that Charles Komanoff and his team compiled into the book, "Killed By Automobile."
Pedal Power: City Council Bill Might Speed Up Bike Lane Installation
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A new Council bill that could speed up the process of installing bike lanes is in danger of ending up in the dust bin of history if current lawmakers don't get their act together before their term ends on Dec. 31.