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Julianne Cuba

Email Julianne Cuba at julianne@streetsblog.org

Recent Posts

Writing condolences at the vigil for dead cyclist Robyn Hightman. Photo: Yosef Kessler
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After Cyclist Was Killed, City Wrote 40 Percent of its Blitz Tix to … Cyclists!

By Julianne Cuba | Jun 26, 2019 | 9 Comments
New York’s Finest said they had written 77 moving violation tickets between the time when Hightman's blood was washed off the street and Wednesday morning — 29 tickets went to bikers and 48 to drivers of cars and trucks. 
Robyn Hightman
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Delivery Cyclists Have One of the Most Dangerous Jobs, But No One Is Protecting Them

By Julianne Cuba | Jun 25, 2019 | 20 Comments
Working cyclists have one of the most dangerous jobs in the country, and they are dying at rapid rates on New York City streets — but instead of stepping in to protect them, Mayor de Blasio is off running for president and New York’s Finest are focused on victim-blaming and ticketing bikers. Twenty-year-old Robyn Hightman, […]
Then-Council Member Antonio Reynoso reached a deal with the city in 2019 to reform the private carting industry by creating zones with a maximum of three haulers assigned to each. Photo: Antonio Reynoso
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Reform of Rogue Sanitation Companies Will Save Lives — And the Planet

By Julianne Cuba | Jun 25, 2019 | 27 Comments
A new report to be issued today by the Transform Don’t Trash NYC coalition bolsters Brooklyn Council Member Antonio Reynoso's call to create exclusive zones where only a single trash company could operate and put an end to the current free-for-all of up to 50 private carters picking up trash in each neighborhood.
A cyclist was killed on Sixth Avenue on Monday morning. Photo: Julianne Cuba

UPDATED: Cyclist Killed on Sixth Avenue by Hit-And-Run Trucker

By Julianne Cuba | Jun 24, 2019 | 144 Comments
The driver eventually returned to the scene, but was let go with a consoling pat on the shoulder from the NYPD.
An officer from the 19th Precinct checks on the so-called protected bike lane Friday afternoon. Photo: Julianne Cuba.
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NYPD Forced to Protect DOT’s Second Avenue ‘Protected Bike Lane’

By Julianne Cuba | Jun 24, 2019 | 18 Comments
Police in the 19th Precinct are being hailed for setting up physical barriers in the Upper East Side bike lane in order to protect bikers from speeding cars.
An NYPD lieutenant tells kids why some of them got tickets for not having bells. Photo: Terry Barentsen via YouTube.

Here’s What the NYPD Doesn’t Want You to Know About Its ‘No-Bell’ Crackdown

By Julianne Cuba | Jun 21, 2019 | 32 Comments
The NYPD has denied a freedom of information request seeking information about police officers' targeted harassment against cyclists back in April.
A section of the Motor Parkway trail in Queens before it abruptly ends at Winchester Avenue. Photo: Motor Parkway East

State to Study Reuse of Old ‘Motor Parkway’ in Eastern Queens

By Julianne Cuba | Jun 19, 2019 | 10 Comments
Queens cyclists and pedestrians are closer to getting more control over a car highway in that was built in the early days of the automobile. 
Andy Byford and a friend — in happier times. Photo: Marc A. Hermann / MTA New York City Transit

To Fix the Bronx Bus Network, Byford Needs More Enforcement

By Julianne Cuba | Jun 17, 2019 | 11 Comments
The transportation officials who are in the process of overhauling the entire Bronx bus network warn that simply redrawing colored lines on a map won’t improve service unless the city and state do more to keep cars out of bus lanes.
Skid marks left after drag racing in Bay Ridge. Photo: Justin Brannan.

Council Member: Cops Shouldn’t Let Drag Racers Off With a Warning

By Julianne Cuba | Jun 13, 2019 | 16 Comments
Bay Ridge Council Member Justin Brannan is calling out New York’s Finest for letting four kids off the hook for drag racing in the residential neighborhood — only paying a visit to the kids' parents to deliver a "don't do it again" speech.
Photo via The New School

City to App-Cab Giants: Cut Empty Cruising or Pay the Price

By Julianne Cuba | Jun 12, 2019 | 5 Comments
If they don't, "there will be very severe penalties," said Deputy Mayor for Operations Laura Anglin.
Transportation Commissioner Polly Trottenberg says she'll help make buses run faster. Photo: MTA/Flickr

Changes Coming to Deadly Church Ave. In Hopes of Increasing Bus Speeds

By Julianne Cuba | Jun 12, 2019 | 9 Comments
One of the most deadly streets in Brooklyn is slated for upgrades this summer as part of the city's campaign for safer streets and faster bus service, transportation officials announced Monday.
City firefighter Brauley De La Rosa is still driving recklessly after he tried to kill a cyclist with his car in June. Photo: Liz Gonzales

Police Arrest Maniac Who Tried to Drive Over a Cyclist — And He Should Never Have Been on the Road!

By Julianne Cuba | Jun 10, 2019 | 62 Comments
New York's Finest had initially let firefighter Brauley De La Rosa drive away without charges.
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