Recent Streetsblog NYC posts about Events

Jon Orcutt, Senior Policy Advisor to the New York City Department of Transportation, will give a presentation to Brooklyn Community Board 1 on locations for proposed sidewalk buildouts and bicycle racks. 552 Driggs Avenue, corner of North 7th Street North 5th Street and Bedford Avenue, southwest corner Kent Avenue at North 8th Street 560 Manhattan Avenue, […]

Today is the last day to register for Pace University School of Law’s Nov. 15 conference: Climate Change, Land Use, and Transportation Planning.

Dealing With Global Warming and Traffic Congestion Through Land Use Law Reform Climate change is on the mind of many following the convincing reports this year by the International Panel on Climate Change. Several of the most effective strategies for reducing carbon emissions can be carried out through changes in land use laws that create […]

  In conjunction with a new exhibition, Jane Jacobs and the Future of New York, eight walking tours will take participants to places associated with Jane Jacobs’ life and work and to communities that illustrate her planning principles — or call them into question. This is the second. Cities Are for PeopleJane Jacobs cycled to […]

In conjunction with a new exhibition, Jane Jacobs and the Future of New York, eight walking tours will take participants to places associated with Jane Jacobs’ life and work and to communities that illustrate her planning principles — or call them into question. This is the first. Her VillageNo place is more closely associated with Jane […]

When we think about core strength – if we think about core strength! – we think about that abdominal six-pack. The abdominal six-pack may get you a date, but it won’t get you stability, endurance and power on the bike, or prevent injury. For that you need the core muscles, essentially pelvic and scapular stabilizers […]