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Cartoon Tuesday: Livable Streets Lessons From P.S. 87

By Brad Aaron | Dec 2, 2008 | 2 Comments

This week’s ‘toon is a short Streetfilm of drawings from students at PS 87 on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, where Kim Wiley-Schwartz of the Livable Streets Education program asked kindergarteners, "What would you do if there were no cars in the street?" Livable Streets Education encourages students to explore and question the environments around their […]

Cartoon Tuesday: More Car (Company) Trouble

By Brad Aaron | Nov 25, 2008 | 10 Comments

Cartoonist Mark Fiore has more fun with Detroit this week. Click through for what to do when your car company breaks down. We’ve noticed that, in the midst of all the Big Three bashing, some are wondering how white-collar institutions like Citigroup can secure so much money from the feds while the blue-collar-employing automakers are […]

Cartoon Tuesday: Detroit Double-Feature

By Brad Aaron | Nov 18, 2008 | 7 Comments

Click through for cartoonist Lisa Benson’s take on who calls the tune in Detroit (though maybe no longer in Washington). After the jump, Pat Oliphant peers into a possibly not-too-distant future.

Cartoon Tuesday: Plug-in

By Ben Fried | Nov 11, 2008 | No Comments

Cartoonist Signe Wilkinson has hit on a way to keep GM afloat. Click through to see how.

Cartoon Tuesday: Add It Up

By Brad Aaron | Oct 28, 2008 | 4 Comments

Related on Streetsblog: The Case for Active Transportation, by the Numbers Shaping the 2009 Transpo Debate: Rockefeller Foundation’s Nick Turner Nobelist Krugman Joins Call for Federal Transportation Spending Transportation for America Launches Legislative Campaign Cartoon by Andy Singer

Cartoon Tuesday: Cycling = Healthy, Pt. 2

By Brad Aaron | Oct 21, 2008 | 3 Comments

Here’s another installment in the "cycling is good for you" series, this time from New York insurer Emblem Health. In this animated ad, a Brooklyn bike commuter pedals across a bridge toward Manhattan, explaining that cycling affords him the same freedom he enjoys from his health care coverage. And to further identify with the target […]

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