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Dave Colon

Email Dave Colon at dcolon@streetsblog.org

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All of these people can get automated subway service alerts again. Photo: Dave Colon

Twitter Citizen Takes Automated Subway Service Alerts Into His Own Hands

By Dave Colon | May 3, 2023 | No Comments
The MTA has left Twitter, but the platform may yet have a future for straphangers.
A row of cars parked in a No Standing zone leading to a bus stop on Jay Street. Soon, the owners of all these cars will get tickets from enforcement cameras. Photo: Dave Colon

Say Cheese! State Budget Lets MTA Bus Cameras Zap Bus, Loading Zone and Bike Lane Blockers

By Dave Colon | May 1, 2023 | No Comments
Picture day is coming for double parkers and bus and bike lane blockers — thanks to the budget deal in Albany.
If you build them bike lanes (and somewhere to park), they'll ride. Photo: David Meyer

Cyclists Statewide Agree: More Bike Lanes Means More People On Bikes

By Dave Colon | May 1, 2023 | No Comments
Cyclists across New York said that better bike infrastructure is the key to unlocking more bike trips across the state, according to the newly released New York Cycling Census.
Attendees of a community presentation of the Bedford Avenue protected bike lane on Thursday, a plan that hopes to eliminate dangers that come with painted lanes (inset). Main Photo: Dave Colon

DOT’s Long-Awaited Bedford Avenue Protected Bike Lane Has Widespread Support (Except for The Usual Critics)

By Dave Colon | Apr 28, 2023 | No Comments
The journey of a thousand miles has taken its first steps.
Suburban fatcats are getting themselves a free ride on MTA operating funding according to analysts and state legislators.

Payroll Tax Hike to Save MTA May Completely Exclude New York’s Transit-Rich Suburbs

By Dave Colon | Apr 26, 2023 | No Comments
New York City may be forced to saddle the entirety of a proposed MTA-saving tax hike without any help from the suburbs — costing the region's transit system $200 million per year, according to a new analysis.
DOT Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez is hoping to banish the ghost of Lew Fidler. Photo: Streetsblog Photoshop Desk

DOT: We ‘Love’ Repeal of the Notorious Law that Delays Bike Lane Installation

By Dave Colon | Apr 26, 2023 | No Comments
"We love Lincoln Restler's bill," Transportation Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez said, as he called for the banishing of the so-called Fidler Rule.
NYPD Chief of Patrol John Chell (second from left) having a bad day at the office, thanks to a grilling from Council Member Lincoln Restler (inset). Photo: Dave Colon

Top Cop Claims NYPD’s Parking Sins Not ‘A Joke’ To Him (And Confirms He Reads Streetsblog)

By Dave Colon | Apr 24, 2023 | No Comments
Council Member Lincoln Restler was very very dubious about the first claim.
You will only be boarding the front of the bus for a while.

All-Door Bus Boarding Delayed Pending ‘Measures to Curb Fare Evasion,’ MTA Says

By Dave Colon | Apr 24, 2023 | No Comments
The MTA’s fare evasion obsession is slowing down your bus.
Mayor Eric Adams is all-in on free buses, but needs to get more red paint on the ground.

Mayor Adams Backs Free Buses As Other Bus Commitments Fall By the Wayside

By Dave Colon | Apr 19, 2023 | No Comments
Mayor Eric Adams is the latest elected official to get on the free buses train — even as his administration remains behind on its own commitments to improve bus service.
Is someone gonna do something this year or what? File photo: Gersh Kuntzman

State to City: The Time Has Come to Install the Addabbo Bridge Protected Bike Lane

By Dave Colon | Apr 14, 2023 | No Comments
The state Department Transportation has finished studying a bike lane on the Addabbo Bridge and now it's up to the city Department of Transportation to build it. The ball is officially in Ydanis Rodriguez.
A large crowd of tourists stands on the Brooklyn Bridge walkway under sunny blue skies in July.

RED TAPE: DOT Still Hasn’t Started Cable Study It Cited To Delay Brooklyn Bridge Bike Lane

By Dave Colon | Apr 13, 2023 | No Comments
The DOT admitted this week that the all-important, must-have, can't-do-anything-without-it cable study — mentioned in 2016, announced in 2017, supposed to start in 2019, and again in 2020 — never actually started.
All of these people can get automated subway service alerts again. Photo: Dave Colon

SPRING TORRENTS: Subway and Rail Ridership is Up (But Everyone Still Hates Mondays)

By Dave Colon | Apr 10, 2023 | No Comments
Subway and commuter rail ridership is up — but straphangers are still shying away from the office on Mondays and Fridays.
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