Recent Streetsblog NYC posts about Paul Steely White

Next Monday: How You Can Transform New York City Streets

By Aaron Naparstek | Jan 24, 2008 | 7 Comments

What can you do to reduce automobile dependence and improve conditions for pedestrians, cyclists and transit riders in New York City? As an individual with finite time, energy and resources, how can you make a Livable Streets revolution happen in your own neighborhood? On Monday I’ll be moderating a panel discussion with eight of New […]

Road Pricing and Public Transit: The “Virtuous Cycle”

By Ben Fried | Jan 17, 2008 | 19 Comments

Pricing could un-block the box for buses, and then some. In an op-ed published yesterday in Metro, MTA chief Lee Sander emphasized the connection between congestion pricing and improved subway and bus service, which polls continue to suggest is the key to securing public support. Sander’s piece joins reports that officials are working on plans […]

Shoup Dogg, Parking Policy Cult Hero, Fills Fordham Auditorium

By Aaron Naparstek | Dec 12, 2007 | 47 Comments

Click to play Streetsblog’s Donald Shoup theme song:[mp3]shoop30.mp3[/mp3] Spencer Wilking reports: There’s nothing more blessed to the New York City driver than finding an open parking spot. Donald Shoup, professor of Urban Planning at UCLA, would like New Yorkers to reconsider that ideal. The parking policy cult hero addressed a crowd at Fordham’s Pope Auditorium […]

$115 $230 Summons for NASCAR Driver #19 Elliott Sadler

By Aaron Naparstek | Nov 28, 2007 | 12 Comments

Apparently parallel parking doesn’t count for much in the NASCAR leader standings. Or maybe it does and that’s why Elliott Sadler, the driver of car #19, angle-parked across the Sixth Avenue bike lane in Midtown this morning, is currently ranked 25th. (ADD: I just noticed that Elliott is also parked in front of a fire […]

T.A. Responds to Fidler’s Tax’n’Tunnel Pipe Dream

By Aaron Naparstek | Nov 28, 2007 | 5 Comments

We probably shouldn’t be lavishing any more attention on Lew Fidler’s Tax’n’Tunnel proposal but Transportation Alternatives’ Paul Steely White fired off a pretty good, concise response to the Daily News the other day: Instead of supporting congestion pricing, Councilman Lew Fidler wants to impose billions of dollars in payroll taxes and dig three new tunnels […]

StreetFilms: Bay Ridge Bus Commuters Talk Congestion Pricing

By Jason Varone | Nov 19, 2007 | 18 Comments

StreetFilms joined up with Transportation Alternatives’ Executive Director, Paul Steely White to talk about congestion pricing with express bus commuters in Bay Ridge. Bus riders told White that they’d like to have more buses and a faster commute. One commuter pointed out that virtually every automobile on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway carries just one person. Another […]

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