Experts: Senate Bill’s $25B for Transit Won’t Be Enough
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Yet Congress must do much more to stave off long-term damage, officials and advocates say.
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Friday’s Headlines: Virtual De Blasio Edition
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The mayor did a conference call with reporters instead of his usual in-person avail — but it did prompt yet another classic exchange between Hizzoner and his regular whipping boy, our editor. Plus the other news.
Citi Bike Ridership is Back to ‘Normal’ — Even as Millions are Not Commuting
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The Citi Bike surge has ended — but with millions of New Yorkers no longer commuting, the fact that the Lyft-owned bike share network is still serving tens of thousands of people a day suggests that people are still choosing bicycles to get around.
Thursday’s Headlines: No News is Not Good News Edition
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The world's on fire (you knew that), but there was very little coming out of the livable streets world yesterday. Here's the best we can offer for a rainy Thursday.
Street Vendors Call on Elected Officials to Provide Benefits for These Frontline Workers
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The largely immigrant community of street vendors isn't eligible for sick leave, unemployment insurance or small business loans, the group added.
City To Open Drive-Through Testing Sites — But What About Those Without A Car?
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The city announced plans to roll out drive-through coronavirus testing centers at five locations across the city, but offered no plan for those without access to a private vehicle.