Recent Streetsblog NYC posts about Transit

How a ‘City Bus Manager’ Video Game Could Become an Advocacy Tool

By Kea Wilson | Nov 10, 2022 | No Comments

A new video game releasing today will challenge players to successfully run a virtual version of their city's bus network — and the developers behind it hope it can create a new generation of transit advocates.

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Midterm Races that Sustainable Transportation Advocates Are Watching

By Kea Wilson | Nov 7, 2022 | No Comments

Sustainable transportation is on Tuesday's ballot in communities across America — and advocates say that several of the most important aspects our federal transportation future may hang in the balance, too.

Thursday’s Headlines: Swan Song Edition

By Eve Kessler | Oct 27, 2022 | No Comments

It's the end of the Streetsblog era for our blondish editor. Plus other news.

Just walking onto the bus: Cheaper than you might have thought? Photo: Kevin Duggan

EXCLUSIVE: Fair Fares to Roll Out on OMNY Next Year But Enrollment Still Lags

By Kevin Duggan | Oct 26, 2022 | No Comments

The city's Fair Fares program providing half-priced MetroCards to low-income New Yorkers will transition to the MTA's OMNY payment system next year, Streetsblog has learned.

EYES ON THE STREET: A Bronx Bus Lane that Underwhelms

By Eve Kessler | Oct 19, 2022 | No Comments

Recently, we rode the Bx3 — which begins its run at 179th and Broadway in Washington Heights and terminates under the elevated at 238th and Broadway in Kingsbridge — to experience the new University Avenue bus-priority lane.

A rendering shows a proposed 360-unit housing development, which the city of White Plains rejected last year. Rendering: Senlac Ridge Partners

Why the Rent Is Too Damn High: The Suburbs Aren’t Growing

By Sam Mellins | Oct 10, 2022 | No Comments

New York City builds less housing per capita than almost any major city in the U.S. — and its suburbs aren't picking up the slack.

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