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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Sophia Lebowitz

    NYPD's Tisch Skips City Council E-Bike Hearing Despite Focus on Enforcement - Streetsblog New York City (opens the original)

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    NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch blew off Wednesday’s City Council marathon hearing about e-bike safety — sending subordinates in her stead who didn’t even both to deliver a prepared testimony for a hearing that ultimately focused mostly on the NYPD’s purview, enforcement, rather than the record-setting 23 legislative proposals on the day’s agenda. A police spokesperson told Streetsblog the NYPD had not been asked to share prepared testimony, but a rep for City Council Speaker Julie Menin (D-Manh

  2. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Dave Colon

    MTA Boss Warns GOP Bill Will Blow A Hole In Transit Budget - Streetsblog New York City (opens the original)

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    The Republican-controlled Congress’s proposed five-year federal surface transportation bill, known as the BUILD America 250 Act, would cut a quarter billion dollars per year from federal funding the agency typically receives, MTA Chairman and CEO Janno Lieber warned on Wednesday. “The version that is circulating right now would significantly cut funding from what we’ve received in the past, hitting us for about $250 million a year in formula funding,” Lieber said during Wednesday’s MTA board mee

  3. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Dave Colon

    Amazon Delivery Drivers Routinely Speed, Block Bus And Bike Lanes - Streetsblog New York City (opens the original)

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    Same-day delivery? More like Hell on Wheels. Amazon delivery drivers have spent the last five years racking up thousands of serious traffic violations, including speeding through school zones, blocking bus and bike lanes and parking next to fire hydrants, according city data collected by an organization looking to reform the logistics giant’s hiring practices. A new interactive tool from the labor-aligned Alliance for a Greater New York details the many thousands of traffic infractions drivers f

  4. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · David Meyer

    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

  5. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Dave Colon

    Wheels Up: City Bus Speeds Hit Four-Year High Under Mayor Mamdani - Streetsblog New York City (opens the original)

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    The wheels on the bus are going round and round faster than ever. Citywide bus speeds hit 8.5 miles per hour in August, which is the quickest buses have moved through the city in four years, amid Mayor Mamdani and the MTA’s sweeping campaign to improve bus service. During a meeting of the MTA’s New York City Transit Committee on Monday morning, MTA Executive Vice President of Buses Frank Farrell revealed the 8.5 mph figure — the highest monthly average bus speed since August 2022 — and a slew of

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