Advocates: City Must Make E-Mobility Safer and More Widespread — And Here’s How To Do It
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The bike boom is now going vroom, vroom.
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Scooter Companies Talk Best Practices (Though Low Speed Limits May Be Counter-Productive)
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Transportation companies want more Americans to ditch their cars for emissions-free travel — and they’ve figured out the ways that entice people to use electric scooters and bikes.
HOOPLA: City Adds $30M for Managing Open Streets
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The Department of Transportation will bring in managers to help with day-to-day operations and management for pedestrian-friendly spaces, including open streets, plazas, shared streets, slow streets, street furniture and bike corrals.
Truck Deaths Are Up 71% — Will Feds Require New Tech?
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Will U.S. regulators let thousands of U.S. residents die preventable deaths just to save fleet operators a few dollars?
Two-Way Busway Proposed For Brooklyn’s Placard-Ridden Livingston St.
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A bus priority project would convert Livingston into a one-way westbound for cars alongside the new two-way busway that serves 50,000 bus riders daily.
Get a Load of the Congestion Pricing Exemptions that Some People Want
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Many opponents of congestion pricing offered their select group that is worthy of an exemption from the toll. Here is the full list, annotated by Streetsblog.