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E-bike crash survivors share horror stories as scourge of lawless riders plagues NYC (opens the original)
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Dozens of e-bike survivors living with life-changing injuries from the dangerous vehicles — and the loved ones of those who were killed in the wrecks — rallied on the steps of City Hall Wednesday to demand tighter enforcement on the deadly, unregulated scooters. A cellist lost her ability to play the instrument that made her career, and a mother was forced to give birth prematurely after a crash — and watch her son spend the first three months of his life in intensive care. Other victims were re
NYers injured by reckless e-bikes blast NYC for caring more for delivery riders than victims (opens the original)
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New Yorkers left with lifelong injuries from e-bike crashes blasted the city for having more compassion for the reckless speedsters zipping through traffic than the dozens of New Yorkers they have killed and injured. The City Council is considering a slew of bills would tighten enforcement on the high-powered scooters, but Mamdani administration officials argued at a hearing Wednesday those laws could unfairly target food delivery riders they bizarrely dubbed “deliveristas” — “many of whom are i
Safety advocate blames Central Park redesign for pedestrianâs death as cyclist crashes rise (opens the original)
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Advocates are calling for stronger security measures in Central Park after the tragic death of a father of two who suffered traumatic brain injuries when he was hit by a cyclist in the iconic green space. The Central Park Conservancy, in a statement last week after the crash that critically wounded Long Island resident Richie OâBrien, urged city officials to increase enforcement of traffic rules and renewed its calls for a 15 mph speed limit in the parkâs drives. But pedestrian safety activi
Businesses in NYCâs East Harlem say MTAâs endless construction is crushing them: âTotal brutesâ (opens the original)
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They’re being treated like “Second”-class citizens! Second Avenue Subway construction is choking East Harlem small businesses — and the MTA is acting like a gang of âbrutesâ that does not care who gets steamrolled, furious shop owners told The Post. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s nearly $8 billion project will bring the Q train deeper into East Harlem by 2032 — but merchants said the agency is treating the neighborhoodâs small businesses as expendable casualties of the massive
The NYPD is cracking down on quality of life crimes at a rapid rate under Jessica Tisch (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch’s commitment to cleaning up the Big Apple led to a significant spike in tickets for public drinking, urinating and other quality-of-life violations this year, according to new data. The NYPD issued 220,802 quality-of-life summonses in the fiscal year ending June 30 — up 13% from 196,102 the year before and more than triple the 67,408 tickets written in fiscal year 2022, according to the Mayor’s Management Report rel
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