Budnick Talks Transpo on NY1
Transportation Alternatives’s Noah Budnick makes the case on NY1’s "The Call."
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TransAlt’s Noah Budnick Named New Executive Director of SF Bike Coalition
By Aaron Bialick |
Transportation Alternatives Policy Director Noah Budnick has been named the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition’s new executive director, the SFBC announced today. Budnick will succeed Leah Shahum, who will step down after 12 years leading the organization. Budnick has built a strong national reputation among livable streets advocates in his 14 years at TA. The SFBC […]
TA Sends Questionnaires to Mayoral and City Council Candidates
By Stephen Miller |
Yesterday, Transportation Alternatives sent out questionnaires to all City Council and mayoral candidates, asking their positions on pedestrian safety, bike lanes, transit, bike-share, and traffic justice. The first responses are set to go up on TA’s website at the end of this month. TA Deputy Director Noah Budnick told Streetsblog that the organization has already heard […]
Weinshall and Budnick on WNYC
By Aaron Naparstek |
Did people have a chance to listen to Brian Lehrer’s interview with DOT Commissioner Iris Weinshall and Transportation Alternatives’ Noah Budnick yesterday morning? If so, what did you think? Listen to the show right here.
WNYC’s Brian Lehrer: Tune in Right Now!
By Aaron Naparstek |
Trouble on Two Wheels Noah Budnick, programs director of transportation alternatives — on alternative means of transport in New York and Iris Weinshall, New York City Department of Transportation Commissioner — on the city’s effort to make biking in New York safe Tune in right now
City Council Passes Congestion Pricing. Next Stop: Albany.
By Ben Fried |
The City Council has voted 30-20 to approve the home rule message sending congestion pricing to the state legislature. Noah Budnick of Transportation Alternatives gave us the full roll call, after the jump.
A “Vision Zero” for New York?
By Brad Aaron |
On Tuesday the Bloomberg administration announced record low traffic deaths from 2000 to 2007, and claimed, if not in so many words, that city streets are safer than ever. But the numbers, included on a chart that accompanied this media release, also indicated that 23 cyclists died in 2007. That would make last year — […]