Join us for a series of AARP Livable Neighborhood Community walk audits to understand Canal Street's current challenges for aging New Yorkers. How can the design of our streets support a sustainable public realm for Canal Street's neighbors?

Transportation Alternatives and Brooklyn Public Library present a Browse the Branches Bicycle Ride.

Join TA for a training on how to fight back against the e-bike backlash!

Join Bergen Bike Bus, Transportation Alternatives and partners to launch the campaign to build bike boulevards on Bergen and Dean Streets in Brooklyn! Don't forget to sign the petition, too: bit.ly/bergendean

Join us for a community chat in the garden on bike lane improvements in Carroll Gardens and Cobble Hill with Council Member Shahana Hanif.

Join us for a series of AARP Livable Neighborhood Community walk audits to understand Canal Street's current challenges for aging New Yorkers. How can the design of our streets support a sustainable public realm for Canal Street's neighbors?

Join community leaders and neighbors on a group walk to identify ways streets in Flatbush can prioritize safety.

Join us on a bike tour with stops at of some of Brooklyn's most famous Jewish Historical Landmarks.

Join us for a series of AARP Livable Neighborhood Community walk audits to understand Canal Street's current challenges for aging New Yorkers. How can the design of our streets support a sustainable public realm for Canal Street's neighbors?

Join TA for a Congestion Pricing Day of Action to give commuters a morale boost! We will be stationed across the city to talk to the public about how congestion pricing can make their streets safer, more efficient, more livable. Join us in Queens, Brooklyn, and Manhattan activists to give commuters a boost!

Join the Bronx/Uptown Activist Committee for a special event to learn about the work of Transportation Alternatives and how our local campaigns are making streets safer and more people-focused in the Bronx and Upper Manhattan communities.

The Queensboro Bridge South Outer Walkway opening is delayed again (now projected for "this winter.") We need to hold the city accountable for their promise to open it "late this summer" and demand that the NYC Department of Transportation open the South Outer Walkway to pedestrians ASAP instead of prioritizing cars as they finish the upper deck work

Bike to Randall's Island for Harvest Festival on 9/29. TA will be providing free Bike Valet to all festival goers. Enjoy face painting, live music, local farm fresh food, and take home a pumpkin from Randall's Island patch. This event is free and open to the public. Harvest Festival is located at Fields 62/63 and Randall's Farm. Come celebrate the joy of autumn with Transportation Alternatives and Randall's Island Park Alliance.

Until 1964, a ferry route transported hundreds of daily passengers between Staten Island and South Brooklyn. Our population has more than doubled since the return of ferry service more crucial than ever!

With Kathy Hochul canceling congestion pricing, New York City families are paying the price with inaccessible subways, canceled elevator projects, and streets congested with stuck buses, noise and traffic.

Join us at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, June 12, for a protest outside Governor Hochul's office (633 Third Avenue).

Join us at Lowery Plaza (under the 7 train) at 11:30AM on Tues. 6/11 to tell Governor Hochul not to harm our communities and torpedo our future.

Transportation Alternatives’ annual Streets for People Party is a moment of celebration, community, and activism.

Join Flatbush Streets for People for a walking tour highlighting public and active transportation infrastructure south of Prospect Park!

The Coalition for a Red Hook Bus to Manhattan will launch its campaign at the 2024 Red Hook Fest on June 1 at Valentino Park & Pier. Please join us! If you RSVP, we'll be in touch when we have exact details about the timing of our announcement at Red Hook Fest. Thank you for your support of a Red Hook Bus to Manhattan!

Join the East New York Bike Club, NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, and Transportation Alternatives Brooklyn Activist Committee (TABK) for a family bike ride of East New York!

This scenic ride guides over 1,000 cyclists through the borough's most breathtaking and lesser-known landscapes.

Both the 35 and 50 mile routes explore Staten Island's gems and observe striking oceanfront views of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge and New York Harbor. The ride culminates in a finish festival with food, drinks and fun activities.

This is a Prospect Park Alliance's Park Pitch In event!

The North Brooklyn Activist Committee (NBKTA) organizes local campaigns and fights for changes on-the-ground in their neighborhoods, like bike lanes and new pedestrian plazas.

Give a Puzzle, Take a Puzzle! Join neighbors on Park Slope Plaza (4th St at 5th ave) for a community puzzle swap!

You can make real, tangible changes to how streets and sidewalks function in the Brooklyn. The Transportation Alternatives Brooklyn Activist Committee (TABK) organizes local campaigns to reclaim streets for people.