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Kevin Duggan

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Bringing them back? The DOT is considering re-widening the BQE to six lanes, or more. Photo: Julianne Cuba

City May Restore BQE to Six Full Lanes of Nastiness, Sources Say

By Julianne Cuba and Kevin Duggan | Dec 13, 2022 | No Comments
The future of the BQE may be going backwards.
A helicopter waits at the Downtown Manhattan Heliport. Photo: Anna Zvereva via Wikimedia Commons

Going in Circles: Laws to Tame Helicopters Struggle to Take Off

By Kevin Duggan | Dec 12, 2022 | No Comments
Helicopters are like the weather: Everyone complains about them, but no one fixes the problem. Here's our deep dive into how all three branches of government have failed the public.
Council Member Shekar Krishnan rallies on Dec. 6, 2022 for a set of bills to improve Parks projects.

Council Wants to Speed Up Parks Projects (Like Those Much-Delayed Greenways!)

By Kevin Duggan | Dec 8, 2022 | No Comments
The department has been a poor steward of its bike infrastructure that provide crucial links in the city's cycling network — like Ocean Parkway. And Council Member Shekar Krishnan wants to change that.
No one would honestly believe that there is a pedestrian path on this bridge, but, indeed, the lane to the left in this photo is meant for east- and west-bound walkers. File Photo: Noah Martz

Queensboro Bridge Bike Boom Continues, But DOT Still Prioritizes Car Drivers Over Walkers and Cyclists

By Kevin Duggan | Dec 5, 2022 | No Comments
The city is doubling down on its delay at giving more space to cyclists and pedestrians on the Queensboro Bridge, even as the agency's own data show that the span had the highest annual increase in bike traffic.
Families enjoy the W. 22nd Open Street in Chelsea. Photo: Melodie Bryant

W. 22nd Open Street Opponents Scale Up Backlash As City Plans Longer-term Traffic Calming

By Kevin Duggan | Dec 4, 2022 | No Comments
The city is considering long-term traffic-calming — without barriers — on W. 22nd Street as a handful of residents is trying to kill the open street outright.
New Yorkers enjoyed Summer Streets in Manhattan last year, but Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso wants just as much as his neighboring borough. Photo: DOT

Bigger and Better: Brooklyn BP Wants Summer Streets Longer Than Manhattan

By Kevin Duggan | Nov 29, 2022 | No Comments
Spread Summer Streets, it's the Brooklyn way.
What society would look like if the QueensLink was built. Photo: QueensLink

Queens Pols Revive Push for MTA to Study QueensLink, As QueensWay Linear Park Surges

By Kevin Duggan | Nov 28, 2022 | No Comments
Transit with a park or just a park? That is the question.
A bike lane snow plow at DSNY's Spring Street garage. Photo: Kevin Duggan

SNOW PROBLEM? Sanitation Has Bigger Fleet of Bike Lane Plows, But Same Old Car-First Cleanup Plan

By Kevin Duggan | Nov 23, 2022 | No Comments
New York's Strongest are gearing up to clear bike lanes of snow this winter — but they must still wait for car lanes first.
Mayor Adams stood next to a selection of Sanitation compost bins at the recent announcement that universal composting pickup will start in Queens. Photo: Mayor's Office

Citywide Composting Would Require $75M to Buy 170 Trucks: Commish

By Kevin Duggan | Nov 21, 2022 | No Comments
The Department of Sanitation will have to spend around $75 million to buy roughly 170 trucks if it has any chance of growing the Queens universal curbside organics collection into a robust citywide program, Commissioner Jessica Tisch told the Council last week.
Looking down the highway-like 10th Avenue. File photo: Dave Colon

DOT Unveils Long-Awaited 10th Ave. Bike Lane; Locals Say Plan Doesn’t Go Far Enough

By Kevin Duggan | Nov 21, 2022 | No Comments
Manhattan's Community Board 4 Transportation committee unanimously voted in favor of the proposal, but the panel pushed DOT to go further and add more physical barriers to shield cyclists and walkers from cars.
Coming through! Cyclists navigate the tight space left as stored construction block much of the bike path on the Manhattan Bridge. Photo: Gersh Kuntzman

Manhattan Bridge Squeeze: Construction Narrows Tight Bike Paths for Months

By Kevin Duggan | Nov 18, 2022 | No Comments
The Manhattan Bridge's popular bike path has become a dangerous bottleneck because of construction materials stored there for months — and cyclists are calling on the city to make more room on the span.
A Department of Sanitation electric collection truck. Photo: DSNY

DSNY’s Electric Trucks ‘Conk Out’ Too Quickly During Snow Plowing, Says Commish

By Kevin Duggan | Nov 18, 2022 | No Comments
Electric garbage trucks that the Department of Sanitation has been testing for the past two years are not up to the task of removing snow from the streets of the Big Apple, according to the agency's commissioner.
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