DECISION 2021: Which Mayoral Candidates Support a Car-Free Manhattan?
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Some hizzoner hopefuls are surprisingly open to some version of the idea, Streetsblog's questionnaire found.
Recent Streetsblog NYC posts about Street Safety
City Finally Commits To Finishing Queens Boulevard Bike Lane — Again
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The city said it would finally break ground on the last phase of the long-delayed Queens Boulevard protected bike lane next year — and exactly as it was originally designed. Sorry, Karen!
Mayor Says He is ‘Concerned’ About Restaurant Dining Areas that Drivers Can’t See Through
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Many restaurants are using heavy, opaque materials to allow patrons to dine in relative warmth — but endangering cyclists and pedestrians because car drivers can no longer see through the outdoor dining structures.
DECISION 2021: The Next Mayor Will Monetize Free Parking
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Whether its via residential permits, more meters, or loading zones, candidates expect that motorists will pay for time at the curb.
DECISION 2021: Mayoral Hopefuls Plan for Our COVID-Socked Streets
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Streetsblog asked 11 candidates who would lead the city to expound on their vision for street safety. Ten stepped up. Part One of their answers.
Mayor Wrong About Bill to Put $3 Surcharge on Non-Essential Amazon Orders: Pol
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In his weekly "Ask the Mayor" segment on WNYC on Friday morning, Mayor de Blasio mischaracterized a Brooklyn Assembly Member's proposed bill to put a surcharge on non-essential online retail orders to curb pollution and road violence.