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Press ReleaseNYPD Issued Four Times As Many Tickets For Tinted Windows As For Speeding In 2011
At the New York City Council's Public Safety Committee hearing this afternoon, Transportation Alternatives' General Counsel, Juan Martinez, delivered the following remarks about the need for the N Elected Officials and Community Leaders Decry New York Senate Vote To Defund State Investment In Public Transit
Last night, the New York State Senate passed their budget resolution by a voice vote, along party lines. “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 Transit Riders Asked To Pay More Once Again While New York City Hasn’t Increased Subway And Bus Service Investment Since 1992
At the New York City Council's Transportation Committee hearing this morning, Transportation Alternatives' Deputy Director, Noah Budnick, delivered the following remarks about the need for the Cit Plan Will Give Walkers And Bicyclists Breathing Room In Prospect Park
Last night, the Prospect Park Road Sharing Task Force unveiled its proposed redesign of the park's 3.35 mile loop drive. Local Commuters Join With Elected Officials To Discuss Transit Improvements
Last night, Transportation Alternatives and Assembly Member Marcos Crespo co-sponsored the first Bronx Transit Town Hall at the Bronx River Houses. Victims’ Testimonies Highlight The Need For Better Crash Investigations
Today, for the first time ever, the New York City Police Department was forced to answer for their consistent failure to hold dangerous drivers accountable at a joint oversight hearing of the City Cou Court Finds Driver In Bicyclists’ Death 95 Percent Negligent
Today, the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Kings County found Abraham Soldaner negligent in the death of bicyclist Rasha Shamoon. Years of Albany’s Budget Raids Taking A Toll On Public Transit
Last week, Transportation Alternatives surveyed subway and bus riders on the quality of their commute over the last three years. Transportation Alternatives Works With Local Groups To Support Play Streets
A number of public and safety organizations invite neighborhoods across the five boroughs to apply for a Play Street in their community. |
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