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Crosswalks and IntersectionsTransportation Group Circulates Step-By-Step Guide To Document And Report Lawless Driving
Transportation Alternatives, New York's leading transportation advocacy group, today released their "Neighborhood Traffic Monitoring Toolkit," a step-by-step guide to help communities document l Cops Ticketing Cyclists for Red Lights Far Beyond Central ParkAuthor: John Del Signore Media Outlet: gothamistDate: March 10, 2011 Image: ![]() There's been an outcry over the NYPD cracking down on cyclists who blow through red lights in Central Park, and biking advocates hope to persuade the NYPD to adjust enforcement in the park at a meetin
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Will the NY Police Chief Talk About the Central Park Cyclist Crackdown?Author: Jess Leber Media Outlet: Change.orgDate: March 3, 2011 Image: ![]() Central Park is literally a second home for thousands of New Yorkers. Many of them are cyclists.
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NYPD Rejects Central Park Cycling Crackdown CompromiseAuthor: John Del Signore Media Outlet: gothamistDate: March 4, 2011 Image: ![]() Someday this winter's gonna end, and the thousands of new cyclists streaming into Central Park are going to experience first hand what the die-hard all-weather riders have been talking about for month
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Intersection of Atlantic, Washington and Underhill to ChangeAuthor: Zachary Kussin Media Outlet: New York TimesDate: March 1, 2011 A local intersection may soon get a makeover in the interest of pedestrian safety. Members of Brooklyn CB 8 voted unanimously on Feb.
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NYC Police Crack Down on Cyclists in Central ParkSubtitle: New York City's Traditionally Lax Enforcement of Traffic Laws on Cyclists is over – but bike riders say it's vindictive Author: Matt Seaton Media Outlet: Guardian.co.ukDate: February 22, 2011 Image: ![]() Image Caption: Cyclists ride through Central Park, New York. Photograph: Richard Drew/AP
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Council Requires Tracking Bike CrashesMedia Hit link: http://www.metro.us/newyork/blog/post/775651Author: Alison Bowen Media Outlet: Metro NYDate: February 16, 2011 New Yorkers might soon know what explains data like last year's 18 biking deaths.
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Advocates Hope Crash Data Will Bolster Traffic SafetyAuthor: WNYC News Blog Media Outlet: WNYCDate: February 16, 2011 Police will be required to provide monthly reports of traffic accidents and summonses under a package of bills passed unanimously by the City Council Wednesday.
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Grand Concourse still 'big, scary street' full of risks for pedestrians after recent deathAuthor: Mike Jaccarino and Rich Schapiro Media Outlet: New York Daily NewsDate: February 17, 2011 Image: ![]() The heartbroken sister of a 12-year-old Bronx girl killed at the same intersection as Russell Smith said Wednesday's tragedy should never have happened. Image Caption: Virginia Verdee was killed by an off-duty police officer when she tried… (Chevrestt, Angel/Angel Chevrestt, Freelance)
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Dangerous StreetsMedia Hit link: http://ourtownny.com/2011/02/16/dangerous-streets/Author: Kara Bloomgarden-Smoke Media Outlet: Our TownDate: February 16, 2011 Image: ![]() Laurence Renard was killed by a dump truck on First Avenue and 90th Street on a January afternoon. Jason King was fatally hit by a truck on Madison Avenue and 80th Street in December. Image Caption: 86th Street and Third Avenue has the highest number of crashes on the Upper East Side, according to a recent Transportation Alternatives study. Photo by Andrew Schwartz
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