All Campaigns
From expanding our network of bike lanes citywide, to pushing for speed safety cameras in every neighborhood, to local campaigns in every borough, TA’s advocacy work doesn’t stop!
Join us in our fight for safe, equitable streets in every neighborhood by supporting a campaign you care about.
Pedestrianize Austin Street
Austin Street in Forest Hills, Queens is congested and dangerous to pedestrians, cyclists, and commuters. We need to widen sidewalks, create outdoor seating areas, and create safer crossings for pedestrians.
Queens Boulevard Must be Redesigned All the Way to Jamaica Avenue
Sign our petition to demand the city finish redesigning Queens Boulevard to Jamaica without delay to protect pedestrians and create a protected bike connection between Central and Southeast Queens.
Build Protected Bike Lanes to Laguardia Community College
Support creating the #LaGuardiaGreenCampus to provide 50,000 students, staff, and faculty a connected campus, safer streets, and access to waterfront at @LaGuardiaCC.
Build a Continuous Western Queens Waterfront Greenway
The Western Queens Waterfront Greenway will create a seamless, family-friendly path from the Pulaski Bridge to the World's Fair Marina.
Queens Residents Demand Safe Pedestrian and Cyclist Access to Ridgewood Reservoir
We demand that protected bike lanes and wide, clear sidewalks be established along Cypress Avenue from Cooper Avenue to Cypress Hills Street and Vermont Place from Cypress Avenue to Highland Boulevard, and that an MTA bus stop be added at the Ridgewood Reservoir at Highland Park.
Exclusive Walkway & Bikeway on the Queensboro Bridge
The Queensboro Bridge South Outer Walkway petition calls for separate pedestrian and bike lanes on the dangerously overcrowded Queensboro Bridge. With physical distancing protocol in effect, now more than ever, we need to create space for pedestrians, cyclists and all other users of the bridge to maintain space and secure safe passage across the bridge.
Extend & Improve the 34th Ave Open Street
Support the extension of 34th Avenue Open Street through Corona to 114th Street and, ultimately, its transformation to Paseo Park.
#FixNorthernBlvd — The New Boulevard of Death
Northern Boulevard is a key transportation artery linking many different neighborhoods in Western and Eastern Queens all the way out into Long Island. It currently acts as a residential highway rather than a Main Street for the community. Queens communities are coming together to find ways to start prioritizing bus speed and bike safety and stop the death of children and other road users on Northern Boulevard.