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Thursday's Headlines: Legislative Farce Edition - Streetsblog New York City (opens the original)
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The City Council spent 10+ hours hearing testimony on Wednesday from supporters and opponents of e-micromobility. Or Transportation Committee Shaun Abreu did, at least. Most other Council members dipped out after city officials finished their hours-long testimony — including Speaker Julie Menin, who billed the hearing as a “comprehensive legislative review” when she announced it way back on Aug. 6. Twenty-one bills and two resolutions may be “comprehensive” in theory, but the hearing was anythin
Wednesday's Headlines: Super Bowl Wednesday Edition - Streetsblog New York City (opens the original)
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Streetsblog has taken to calling high-profile legislative hearings “super bowls” because of the amount of media attention they draw, and today is a big one — Super Bowl Wednesday, when the City Council under Speaker Julie Menin and Majority Leader and Transportation Committee Chair Shaun Abreu will consider a laundry list of bills to regulate e-bike riding in the city. Testifying for the Mamdani administration will be Department of Transportation Commissioner Mike Flynn and Department of Consume
Tuesday's Headlines: More Carnage Edition - Streetsblog New York City (opens the original)
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Another week, another New Yorker killed on a bike by the driver of a gigantic truck without “side guard” safety features. A 51-year-old woman died Monday at the hands of a hit-and-run dump truck driver on 34th Street near Herald Square — the second person on a bike killed in Manhattan by the driver of trash truck without the underguards in as many weeks. In the case of the truck driver who killed 15-year-old Daria Serkov on Friday, Sept. 18, the city had actually exempted the truck’s owner from
Thursday's Headlines: Milling Misery Edition - Streetsblog New York City (opens the original)
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It’s milling and repaving season on Second Avenue north of the Queensboro Bridge, and things are getting hairy for cyclists. Streetsblog reporter Sam Brule ventured over to the East Side for us on Wednesday and saw an all-too-familiar site for New Yorkers who bike: With the lane markings removed, the bike lanes have also vanished. Two-wheelers face a bumpy, dusty ride repeatedly blocked by drivers who may be confused as to where to park due to the lack of lane markings. Department of Transportat
Tuesday's Headlines: Farewell, DoorZone Edition - Streetsblog New York City (opens the original)
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We were saddened to learn over the weekend of the death of Paul Vogel, a much-loved activist for street safety, best known to the broader public via his Twitter account, @D00RZ0NE (where the tagline was, “Driving ruins our cities and is killing our planet”) and, more recently on Bluesky. Paul’s activism preceded my arrival at Streetsblog in 2018, and his was always one of the first opinions I considered when writing our editorials or planning our coverage. His impact burst onto the public scene
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