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SpeedingPoll Reveals Strong Support For Safer Streets And More Transportation Choices
A new poll released today by research firm Penn Schoen Berland and Transportation Alternatives found widespread support among proven voters in New York City for an NYPD crackdown on dangerous driving Speeding Tickets Needed To Keep Streets Safe For All
The New York Post is reporting that officers of the New York City Police Department have reduced ticket-writing to protest a new NYPD policy intended to address the ticket-fixing scandal. Transportation Alternatives Joins With State Senator Squadron And Council Member Chin To Ask DOT To Fix Delancey And Essex
After yet another pedestrian fatality last week near the intersection of Delancey and Essex Streets, Transportation Alternatives joined with Senator Daniel Squadron and Council Member Margaret Chin to Transportation 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
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At Thursday night's Brooklyn Community Board 6 meeting, Park Slope residents will show their overwhelming support for the bike and pedestrian safety improvements on Prospect Park West. Transportation Alternatives Backs 20 MPH Car Speed Limit in NYCAuthor: Grace Lichtenstein Media Outlet: ExaminerDate: November 19, 2010 Image: ![]() Noting that speeding is the number one cause of deadly car crashes on New York City streets, Transportation Alternatives, the advocacy group, held a "Stop Speeding Summit" Friday Nov. Image Caption: Hoboken's Transportation and Parking Director Ian Sacs
Photo: courtesy Hoboken website Are New York's Bike Lanes Working?Subtitle: Creating Order Out of Chaos Author: Caroline Samponaro Author Title: Director of Bicycle Advocacy for Transportation Alternatives Media Outlet: New York TimesDate: December 22, 2010 Bike lanes insert order on streets that were once governed by chaos. Before bike lanes came to Brooklyn's Prospect Park West, 75 percent of cars were speeding.
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Watch Health Commish Tom Farley Make the Case For Traffic CalmingAuthor: Noah Kazis Media Outlet: StreetsBlogDate: December 13, 2010 For New Yorkers concerned about making our streets safer, Transportation Alternatives' Stop Speeding Summit was the place to be on November 19. The M42′s slow trek across townAuthor: Benjamin Kabak Media Outlet: 2nd Ave SagasDate: December 7, 2010 Image: ![]() If you're trying to get across 42nd St. in a hurry and the M42 is on the horizon, you're better off walking. Image Caption: Transportation Alternatives' Paul Steely White unveils the Schleppie Award while Gene Russianoff looks on. (Photo courtesy of Kim Martineau/Transportation Alternatives)
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