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NYC must rein in e-bikes now â and stop the carnage on our streets (opens the original)
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New Yorkâs City Council, to its membersâ credit, now sees the need to control the e-bikes and other motorized devices that have made Gothamâs streets more dangerous and less pleasant. Its Wednesday hearing will launch debate on 23 bills and resolutions that could rein them in. But the sheer number of proposals indicates confusion. Councilmembers need to focus: E-bikes and scooters should offer no speed advantage over regular bikes. For decades, New Yorkâs street-safety story was one of s
Train troubles in Europe expose transitâs fatal flaw â contempt for riders (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. When I traveled to Europe last month for a summer rail adventure, I knew to allow plenty of time for delays. I learned that lesson two years ago on a similar journey, when one of my trips on the state-owned German railroad Deutsche Bahn was hours late. What I wasnât expecting was a DB train that didnât run at all â with no warning and zero customer support. The hypocritical message: We want you to take the train instead of driving or flying,
Mamdani’s pandering cries for accused killer ignores the real crisis at Rikers Island (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. After a death on Rikers Island, Mayor Mamdani posted that he was sad about the “death of a New Yorker in city custody,” without mentioning whether he was also sad for the poor guy, Jose Miranda, whom this “New Yorker” had randomly sliced to death on camera. Mamdani’s selective sadness was a craven pander to his empty-the-jails DSA base. But it was also a willful misrepresentation of what’s happening at Rikers, and a distraction from his own respon
Hey progressives: Shoplifting isn’t need, it’s just plain greed (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Outside Manhattan Criminal Court last week, Brooklyn Assemblywoman Emily Gallagher called the scourge of shoplifting that’s set in over the past decade the result of “crimes of poverty, people who are stealing things like toothpaste . . . And that means if you’re stealing those things, you need them.” It’s hard to know which would be worse: that Gallagher isn’t aware that shoplifting is a gang-led, bulk-fencing scheme that costs jobs and that can
Bus-fare evasion is just the start of Kathy Hochul’s looming MTA cash woes (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Last week, Metropolitan Transportation Authority chief Janno Lieber pointed to one culprit behind the steep deficits that loom for the state-run transit system: Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s free-bus push, which spurred more people to stop paying. Gov. Kathy Hochul will have to use her leverage to neutralize the mayor’s rhetoric — and to fix the upcoming $22.8 billion MTA budget for 2027, whose woes aren’t Mamdani’s fault, but hers. Lieber is right that
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