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Dave Colon

Email Dave Colon at dcolon@streetsblog.org

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Workers double park to make a delivery, as another driver double parks in front of them. Photo: Dave Colon

Hubba Lubba Dub Dub: DOT Announces Micro Delivery Hubs To Start This Summer

By Dave Colon | Apr 7, 2023 | No Comments
The pilot program will create designated areas for trucks to unload packages to then be delivered by workers on cargo bikes or other small vehicles, officials said.
They're still waiting. Photo: Dave Colon

Hike Corporate and Payroll Taxes to Fund MTA, Think Tank Says

By Dave Colon | Apr 3, 2023 | No Comments
Increasing the payroll mobility tax plus raising the tax on corporate profits is a fair mix, said the Fiscal Policy Institute.
The MTA is thinking up some ways to take on Cross Bronx Expressway traffic.

MTA Offers Funding for Bronx Clean-Up to Get Congestion Pricing Over the Line

By Dave Colon | Mar 27, 2023 | No Comments
In New York, howls about added pollution from a new tolling plan are being met with a promise of action.
Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie is putting cars before buses.

Why Won’t Carl Heastie Back Expanded Camera Enforcement to Take On Bus Stop Blockers?

By Dave Colon | Mar 24, 2023 | No Comments
A bill to expand use of bus-mounted and on-street enforcement cameras — and allow the tech in bike lanes — has run up against opposition from the state Assembly.
Scene like this one are ubiquitous in today's New York City, but state Sen. Andrew Gounardes (inset) says he has a solution. File photos: Gersh Kuntzman

State Senator Seeks Online Delivery Charge to Fund City Infrastructure

By Dave Colon | Mar 23, 2023 | No Comments
New Yorkers who shop online would pay 25 cents per package under a new proposal in Albany to raise $226 million annually for city infrastruture.
Bedford Avenue between Atlantic Avenue and Flushing Avenue is basically a three-lane highway with a painted bike lane. Photo: David Meyer

Activists Want a Protected Bike Lane on an Unsafe Stretch of Bedford Avenue

By Dave Colon | Mar 22, 2023 | No Comments
The Department of Transportation must add a protected bike lane on the dangerous stretch of Bedford Avenue between Flushing and Flatbush avenues, a major north-south spine that spans multiple neighborhoods in Brooklyn, a group of advocates led by a Black-run bike club is demanding.
Bash at the beach. That's a good headline. Photos: Dave Colon

March (Parking) Madness: Bash at the Beach

By Dave Colon | Mar 17, 2023 | No Comments
Today's competition is a beach-side battle pitting the Rockaway peninsula's two precincts against each other. Befitting the good vibes of the nearby beach, the entire experience was pretty chill, save for a burned-out car getting its own parking spot for some reason.
Oonee CEO Shabazz Stuart in front of the newest addition to the Port Authority: Secure bike parking. Photo: Dave Colon

Oonee’s Next Goal? Make Secure Bike Parking As Common As Bus Shelters

By Dave Colon | Mar 15, 2023 | No Comments
It's one bike parking unit, one giant leap for bike parking.
They're still waiting. Photo: Dave Colon

State Legislators Fill MTA Fiscal Hole, Reject Fare Hike — But Don’t Expand Service

By Dave Colon | Mar 14, 2023 | No Comments
Advocates, needless to say, are pissed off.
It's bus to the future!

Hochul Scraps ‘Wrong Way’ AirTrain for Thrilling New Tech — The Bus!

By Dave Colon | Mar 13, 2023 | No Comments
The decision comes 17 months after the governor formed an expert panel to explore alternatives to former Gov. Andrew Cuomo's $2-billion wrong-way AirTrain that no one wanted.
Joggers, walkers, cyclists and scooter riders all using Prospect Park's east loop, which is due for new asphalt and striping. Photo: Dave Colon

New Prospect Park Road Redesign Paves the Way for Central Park

By Dave Colon | Mar 8, 2023 | No Comments
Under the new design, people on bikes will share a 16-to-18 foot lane with "authorized vehicles," flanked by two separate pedestrian lanes — one 13-to-14 feet wide, the other six-to-eight feet wide.
Austin Street in Forest Hills, where things would work better without as many cars. Photo: Dave Colon

Queens Panel Wants a ‘Pedestrian-First’ Austin Street — And a Possible Car Ban

By Dave Colon | Mar 7, 2023 | No Comments
At present Austin Street is a two-way street serving local businesses, a design that results in packed sidewalks and lots double parking, according to locals.
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