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Downtown Brooklyn Traffic CalmingCall it ‘Fulton Mess’ as city begins major repairsMedia Outlet: Brooklyn PaperDate: July 19, 2010 Image: ![33_30_fultonmallmess05_z[1].jpg](http://transalt.org/files/newsroom/media/2009/images/33_30_fultonmallmess05_z[1].jpg "33_30_fultonmallmess05_z[1].jpg") No, those aren't toddlers being shepherded through the intersection of Fulton and Jay Streets with a rope; they're adults on the Fulton Mall, where traffic got even worse last week as part of an o Image Caption: Construction work along the Fulton Mall in Downtown is causing mayhem for pedestrians and buses. At the intersection of Fulton and Smith streets, the city has even deployed a woman with a rope to hold back pedestrians.
Submitted by volunteer on July 26, 2010 - 10:45. categories [ ]
The Man Who Could Unsnarl Manhattan TrafficMedia Hit link: http://www.wired.com/magazine/2010/05/ff_komanoff_traffic/Media Outlet: Wired MagazineDate: May 24, 2010 Image: ![ff_komanoff_traffic_f[1].jpg](http://transalt.org/files/newsroom/media/2009/images/ff_komanoff_traffic_f[1].jpg "ff_komanoff_traffic_f[1].jpg") The walk to Charles Komanoff's favorite lunch spot, a patisserie two blocks from his office in Manhattan's Financial District, usually takes a couple of minutes. Image Caption: Charles Komanoff says he has the solution to New York's congestion problem—and he’s got the math to prove it.
Photo: Peter Yang
Submitted by volunteer on June 24, 2010 - 13:24. categories [ ]
Little by Little, Our City Becomes More Bike-FriendlySubtitle: Downtown, W’burg/Greenpoint Have Highest Ridership Potential Media Outlet: Brooklyn EagleDate: July 13, 2009 BROOKLYN -- Ten years ago, if you had asked any Brooklyn cyclist about their daily commute, most would've said the same thing -- it's no joyride.
Submitted by volunteer on November 3, 2009 - 17:21. categories [ ]
District 39 Candidates: Where Do They Stand on Livable Streets?Media Outlet: StreetsBlogDate: August 19, 2009 Image: ![candidates_39th[1].jpg](http://transalt.org/files/newsroom/media/2009/images/candidates_39th[1].jpg "candidates_39th[1].jpg") A crowd of about 75 Brooklynites turned out for the Transportation Alternatives City Council candidate debate last night, despite the muggy mid-August heat and un-air-conditioned PS 321 auditorium. Image Caption: L-r: Brad Lander, Dave Pechefsky, Gary Reilly, Josh Skaller, and Bob Zuckerman.
Submitted by volunteer on October 29, 2009 - 15:34. categories [ ]
Legacy of Downtown Brooklyn Traffic Calming Advocates ContinuesMedia Outlet: StreetsBlogDate: August 28, 2009 A bit more background on the generous neckdown at Smith and Bergen spotlighted earlier today: This pedestrian amenity never would have been built without the long-term organizing for the Downtown Broo
Submitted by volunteer on October 27, 2009 - 16:22. categories [ ]
New Website: Candidates for Council, Citywide Office Weigh in on Transportation
T.A. Volunteer University Date: **This event is completely full, but if you're interested in attending a future session please email me at volunteer@transalt.org and I will be in touch with our plans for a second round of T.A. Three designs turn Brooklyn traffic nightmare into safe, sustainable public space
Pedaling Transportation AlternativesMedia Hit link: Pedaling Transportation AlternativesMedia Outlet: New York ObserverDate: August 26, 2008 Image Caption: It's a golden age for Paul Steely White's advocacy. The 37-year-old executive director of nonprofit Transportation Alternatives talks about biking and public transit in the era of the $4 gallon of gas. Location: Let's talk about the Summer Streets program. Has it gone as good as you would have hoped? Image Path: /files/newsroom/media/2008/images/0826observer.jpg
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Pedaling Transportation AlternativesMedia Hit link: Pedaling Transportation AlternativesMedia Outlet: New York ObserverImage Caption: It’s a golden age for Paul Steely White’s
advocacy. The 37-year-old executive director
of nonprofit Transportation Alternatives talks about
biking and public transit in the era
of the $4 gallon of gas. Location: Let's talk about the Summer Streets program. Has it gone as good as you would have hoped? Image Path: /files/newsroom/media/2008/images/0826observer.jpg
Submitted by ali on September 26, 2008 - 15:41. categories [
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