Recent Streetsblog NYC posts about Eyes on the Street

Eyes on the Street: Pulaski Bridge Bikeway Looks Ready for a Ribbon-Cutting

By David Meyer | Apr 25, 2016 | 12 Comments

Pulaski Bridge bike lane is open, nothing is impossible! Ahhhhhhhh!!!!! pic.twitter.com/gNr6oTuUqc — Max RN (@MaxRivlinNadler) April 24, 2016 Update: A DOT spokesperson tells Streetsblog that while finishing touches are being made, cyclists should follow the posted signage, which directs them to the shared pedestrian-bike path on the west side of the bridge. The new protected lane […]

Seaman Ave. Has a Bike Lane and Sharrows, But It’s Still a Speedway

By Brad Aaron | Apr 22, 2016 | 17 Comments

The thermoplast is down on the new northbound Seaman Avenue bike lane — but it’s really a bike lane and sharrows. Unless DOT makes a bolder move and puts a protected bike lane next to Inwood Hill Park, not much is going to change on this important Upper Manhattan bike route I’ve written about this project, which […]

Eyes on the Street: Lafayette Street Gets Its Bike Lane Back

By David Meyer | Apr 21, 2016 | 23 Comments

One of New York City’s most faded bike lanes has gotten its shine back. There’s a fresh coat of thermoplast on the Lafayette Street bike lane between Spring Street and Canal Street, which for a while had almost completely disappeared. The erosion of bike markings and the long lag times between resurfacing streets and restriping bike lanes became such […]

Concerned About Illegal Parking? Stuff It, Says P.C. Richard & Son

By Brad Aaron | Apr 12, 2016 | 6 Comments

@PCRichardandSon What’s today’s excuse for blocking traffic? The loading zone was clear just 50′ to the east. pic.twitter.com/VRZrkPT3eC — Jeremy M. Posner (@jmp_nyc) April 11, 2016 Here’s one company doing business in NYC that doesn’t want to hear about fleet safety. When Jeremy M. Posner tweeted P.C. Richard and Son about a double-parked delivery truck in front of a […]

Eyes on the Street: Outlines Appear for Seaman Avenue Bike Lane, Sharrows

By Brad Aaron | Apr 1, 2016 | 16 Comments

Preliminary markings for a bike lane and sharrows appeared on Seaman Avenue in Inwood yesterday, nearly two years after DOT resurfaced the street. Seaman Avenue runs from Dyckman/200th Street to W. 218th Street. The only north-south through street in Inwood west of Broadway, Seaman serves as a bike connection between the Hudson River Greenway and the Bronx, in addition […]

Eyes on the Street: Early Spring Means Earlier “Street Seats”

By David Meyer | Mar 2, 2016 | 20 Comments

Despite this weekend’s snow forecast, for a few days there it felt freakishly like spring. Yet another sign of winter’s demise is the reemergence of DOT’s “Street Seats.” Charles Komanoff sent Streetsblog this picture of the temporary outdoor seating area being re-installed outside of Laughing Man Coffee and Tea on Duane Street in Tribeca. The corral […]

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