MTA Boss: ‘Fingers Crossed’ Feds Will Soon Greenlight Congestion Pricing
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Do you feel lucky? Well, do ya, Janno?
Recent Streetsblog NYC posts about Government Organizations
‘Citizen Reporting’ Bill Moves Forward, But Without the Bounty
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A long-stalled bill that would allow people to report drivers who block bike or bus lanes is about to move forward in the City Council, but without its central feature: people who make complaints will no longer receive 25 percent of the resulting ticket revenue.
Analysis: Hochul Turns Her Back on Transit Riders With Her MTA Budget
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Gov. Hochul's budget not only asks city residents to cover the largest chunk of the MTA's budget gap, but does so in part by continuing long-running practices that essentially under-fund the MTA by millions of dollars each year.
City Hall: We Hear that People Want to Keep Three-Lane BQE (Really?!)
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Some elected officials and locals are telling City Hall that they want to keep three travel lanes in each direction of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, a top city official said on Thursday — despite nearly two dozen area politicians who have called for no more than two lanes.
Another Terror Attack on a Bike Lane — This Time in Prospect Park
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Someone wants to hurt cyclists.
Opinion: Council Needs to Make Battery Package Better
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Preventing battery fires is supporting delivery workers. Ensuring all e-bike batteries are safe is supporting delivery workers. We can have both: A city free of dangerous fires and a city that supports its delivery workers. We want legislation that puts safe batteries in the hands of the delivery workers who rely on them.