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Pedestrian AdvocacyPennies for Pedestrians: NY State Spends Small on Street SafetyAuthor: Brad Aaron Media Outlet: StreetsBlogDate: November 9, 2009 Image: ![]() It's not news that a half-century of transportation spending to accommodate the automobile has made the typical American city hazardous and hostile to people on foot. Image Caption: New York State devotes just 1 percent of its federal transportation funds to pedestrian infrastructure. Photo: Wikipedia
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One Third of NYC Traffic Deaths are PedestriansAuthor: John Del Signore Media Outlet: Architect's NewspaperDate: November 9, 2009 Image: ![]() 31% of total traffic deaths in the NYC metropolitan area are pedestrians, but funding for pedestrian and bike infrastructure lags far behind even the meager amount spent in other cities.
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Fatalities AfootSubtitle: NY Leads US in Pedestrian Deaths Author: Tom Namako Author Title: Transit Reporter Media Outlet: New York PostDate: November 10, 2009 Image: ![]() Don't forget to look both ways -- and run for your life. Image Caption: TERRIBLE TOLL: A jaywalking woman is run over by a bus near the United Nations last month.
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Opening Soon -- Bike Lane and Pedestrian Path on BroadwayAuthor: Grace Lichtenstein Media Outlet: ExaminerDate: February 26, 2009 Image: ![]() By late May, cyclists and pedestrians will begin taking over part of New York's Broadway, smack dab in the middle of Manhattan.
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Will a Car-Free Broadway Work?Author: John Tierney Media Outlet: New York Times BlogDate: February 26, 2009 In 1997, one of my proposals was greeted with the usual thunderous silence. I proposed creating the Piazza Broadway by banishing cars from the Great White Way near Times Square.
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Pedestrian Plaza Will Star on Broadway Beginning Memorial Day WeekendAuthor: Associated Press Media Outlet: Boston GlobeDate: February 27, 2009 Image: ![]() NEW YORK - The heart of Times Square, one of the most crowded spots on Earth, will become a pedestrian plaza aimed at making the nation's largest city greener, safer, and less congested. Image Caption: Broadway will close to vehicles between 42d and 47th streets in Times Square, and between 33d and 35th in Herald Square. (Mario Tama/Getty Images)
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Traffic Reduction at Great White WayMedia Hit link: http://abclocal.go.com/wabc/story?section=news/local&id=6679683Author: Associated Press Media Outlet: ABC NewsDate: February 1, 2009 NEW YORK -- The heart of Times Square, one of the most crowded spots on Earth, will become a pedestrian plaza aimed at making the nation's largest city greener, safer and less congested.
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Broadway to Kick Cars to the CurbMedia Hit link: http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2009-02-26-nystreets_N.htmAuthor: Martha T. Moore Media Outlet: USA TodayDate: February 27, 2009 Image: ![]() NEW YORK -- Start singing a lullaby for Broadway. The famous street is being shut down at the crossroads of the world: Times Square. Image Caption: By Mario Tama, Getty Images -- Cars and pedestrians shape Broadway in New York City's Times Square on Friday. The thoroughfare will become a pedestrian walkway around Times Square.
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Mayor Proposes Banning Vehicles From Times SquareAuthor: NY1 News Media Outlet: NY1Date: February 26, 2009 Image: ![]() Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced a pilot project Thursday that would close strips of Broadway in Midtown to vehicle traffic. Image Caption: Proposed plan
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Careful Drivers, Affordable Subways, Save LivesMedia Outlet: Grand Street NewsDate: March 1, 2009 Image: ![]() Image Caption: Manhattan BP Scott Stringer concerned about traffic Manhattan Borough President Scott M. Stringer is concerned about making the streets safe for pedestrians.
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