Upon reading the introduction of this Sunday's City Room article “Idealism and New York Reality Collide in the Bike Lane” by Robert...
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Automobiles are crowded and crossed with safety features which benefit only those inside the car—seat belts, air bags, and anti-lock brakes, to...
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I attended the Siren Music Festival at Coney Island this past weekend. One of my co-workers is a fan of the Raveonettes, who were scheduled to...
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Twenty-six city schools have been shut down so far due to fear and panic about the swine flu virus. One fatality has been reported-- Matthew Weiner,...
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CBS reports that year-old bike lanes installed along Vernon Boulevard are a source of complaints among local shop owners and truck drivers. The bike...
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Increased numbers of cyclists in major cities have prompted several individuals to question whether or not bikers ought to be licensed in order to be...
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I stood and pedaled, grimacing against the wind as the eastern panorama of Manhattan unfolded into view. “Hello, city,” I grumbled into...
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The city plans to close off Broadway to automobile traffic from 47th to 42nd streets. Beginning in May, the stretch will be pedestrian-only, in hopes...
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