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Pedestrian AdvocacyHusband of Woman Killed by Car Says the NYPD's 'Dead or Likely to Die' Rule Violates State LawAuthor: Dana Rubenstein Media Outlet: CapitalDate: June 11, 2012 Last summer, 28-year-old Australian native Clara Heyworth was crossing Vanderbilt Avenue in Prospect Heights when a Honda sedan plowed into her, fracturing her skull, shattering her legs, and causing T.A. Program: Enforcement (Street Safety and Enforcement) Topic: T.A. Mention?: Yes T.A. Prompted?: Yes Prompted by Press Release: Yes Format: Web Tone: Positive
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Transportation Alternatives Promotes Play Streets Across New York City
Today, First Lady Michelle Obama and the Partnership for a Healthier America announced a national Play Streets program. Play Streets Reports and ResourcesJane's Walk event comes to Staten Island on SaturdayAuthor: Vincent Gragnani Media Outlet: Architect's NewspaperDate: May 2, 2012 STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. - ST. GEORGE - Born and raised in Scranton, Pa., Jane Jacobs never earned a college degree or worked as a city planner. T.A. Program: Enforcement (Street Safety and Enforcement) Topic: T.A. Mention?: Yes T.A. Prompted?: Yes Prompted by Press Release: Yes Format: Print Tone: Positive
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T.A. and Community Groups Sponsor Neighborhood Walking Tours
On Saturday and Sunday, Transportation Alternatives partnered with community groups across the city in hosting local Jane Jacobs Walks. Study Examines Walking And Bicycling in Bedford-Stuyvesant
Today, Transportation Alternatives released "Transportation, Safety and Health: A Look at How Perceptions of Safety, Crime and Violence Impact Active Transportation in Bedford-Stuyvesant." The rep “Bronx Helpers” Applied For A Safe Zone In Their Community
Today, the Pedestrian Safety First Committee of New Settlement Apartment's Bronx Helpers youth group released the "Bronx Helpers Program Pedestrian Safety First Report." The report is a major st Being Poor Means You're More Likely to Get Hit by a Car in NYCAuthor: Mandi Woodruff Media Outlet: Business InsiderDate: February 3, 2012 A sobering new report by New York City-based Transportation Alternatives shows how disproportionately children in lower-income neighborhoods are likely to be hit by cars. T.A. Program: Enforcement (Street Safety and Enforcement) Topic: T.A. Mention?: Yes T.A. Prompted?: Yes Prompted by Press Release: Yes Format: Web Tone: Positive
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Street Kids: Groups Want to Make NYC Roads Child SafeAuthor: Victoria Bekiempis Media Outlet: Village VoiceDate: January 25, 2012 Remember, back in the day, when you used to go outside and scamper around the streets of New York with all the other rosy-cheeked neighborhood kids, playing stickball and tag and hopscotch as the summ T.A. Program: Streets (Streets for All) Topic: T.A. Mention?: Yes T.A. Prompted?: Yes Prompted by Press Release: Yes Format: Web Tone: Positive
Submitted by joseph on February 8, 2012 - 17:44. categories [ ]
Go Play In the Street! Sure, Says Transit Group, Proposing 'Play Streets'Author: Stephen Duffy Media Outlet: New York ObserverDate: January 26, 2012 Stickball, skully and hopscotch used to be as common on New York's streets as cars. T.A. Program: Streets (Streets for All) Topic: T.A. Mention?: Yes T.A. Prompted?: Yes Prompted by Press Release: Yes Format: Web Tone: Positive
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