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Bicycle AdvocacyCompetition Will Showcase Bike-Friendly Workplaces
Transportation Alternatives invites businesses in all five boroughs to a friendly competition to highlight the most bike-friendly workplaces in New York City.
All over the city, New Yorkers are clamoring to have Citi Bike stations in their neighborhoods. Bicycles Will Help Occupy Sandy Recovery Efforts In Brooklyn And The Rockaways
Today, Giant and Transportation Alternatives delivered 20 Giant bicycles to Occupy Sandy in Brooklyn and the Rockaways. Upper West Side Residents Want Safer Streets; Time For City To Act Is Now
Last night, Community Board 7 voted against installing a bike lane on Columbus Avenue between 77th Street and Columbus Circle by a vote of five in favor, four against and one abstained.
Today, the New York City Department of Transportation announced that Citi Bike, New York City's public bike share program, will now launch in May 2013 with at least 5,500 bikes due to Hurricane Sand Will Sandy Turn New Yorkers into Bike CommutersAuthor: Katia Bachko Media Outlet: The New YorkerDate: November 2, 2012 This week, as the city was dealing with a sudden lack of public transit, I Gchatted with one colleague stuck in Brooklyn, I urged her to get on her bike and get into the New Yorker office, in Times Sq T.A. Program: Bicycling (Growing Bicycling) Topic: T.A. Mention?: Yes T.A. Prompted?: No Prompted by Press Release: No Format: Print Tone: Positive
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Be Healthy: BP, Hospitals Tout Tour de Bronx BenefitsAuthor: Danilka Infante Media Outlet: Norwood NewsDate: October 3, 2012 On Monday afternoon, Bronx Borough president Ruben Diaz joined forces with Transportation Alternatives, Montefiore Medical Center, St. T.A. Program: Bicycling (Growing Bicycling) Topic: T.A. Mention?: Yes T.A. Prompted?: Yes Prompted by Press Release: No Format: Print Tone: Positive
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East Village, Lower East Side Businesses Start Giving Discounts to Customers on BikesAuthor: Alison Bowen Media Outlet: Metro NYDate: September 17, 2012 Some city businesses want you to arrive on two wheels, not two feet -- and they'll even give discounts to encourage riding your bike to their door. T.A. Program: Bicycling (Growing Bicycling) Topic: T.A. Mention?: Yes T.A. Prompted?: Yes Prompted by Press Release: No Format: Print Tone: Positive
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Your Hot Pizza, Their Steep FineAuthor: Paul Steely White and Daisy Chung Media Outlet: Daily NewsDate: September 6, 2012 Many New Yorkers regularly take advantage of the ability to get good food, fast, at any time of day or night. New York City is so famous for food delivery that it's part of our identity. T.A. Program: Enforcement (Street Safety and Enforcement) Topic: T.A. Mention?: Yes T.A. Prompted?: Yes Prompted by Press Release: No Format: Print Tone: Positive
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Report Showcases Neighborhood Success Story
"Streets that promote bicycling and walking mean more business for local shops and restaurants," said Paul Steely White, Executive Director of Transportation Alternatives. |
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