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Car Harms Monday: ‘Car Brain’ is the Demon Spawn of Car Dependency
That's car brain. This essay is part of Streetsblog's "Car Harms" series, a package of stories designed to remind ...
Time Out12d
New York shockingly doesn't have the worst traffic in North America—here's which city does
Turns out, even the Cross Bronx Expressway isn’t the continent’s ultimate bottleneck ...
I visited a Rivian and Tesla showroom in NYC. Their vibes couldn't be more different.
While Rivian's Brooklyn showroom offered an educational and relaxing experience, Tesla's showroom in Manhattan felt more like ...
The New Republic on MSN6dOpinion
New York Democrats Are Sabotaging Their Biggest Policy Success
The fight over congestion pricing in New York City illuminates the party’s struggle to define and defend a positive vision.
NYC business owner erects 50-foot steel fence on his property — cutting off the sidewalk and 10 parking spots
Anthony Della Vecchia, who runs Michael Della Vecchia & Son General Contractor on Hazen Street, paid about $25,000 to install ...
'This might be the thing that breaks us': New York City business owners are furious with this new law that hurts their bottom line. Here's what has small businesses feari…
When New York City announced plans to move forward with congestion pricing in early 2025, commuters weren't happy. The ...
The Record Bergen County on MSN13d
Feds plan for replacing nationwide air traffic control system amid Newark Airport issues
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy unveiled a proposal to overhaul the nation's air traffic control system after the Newark ...
The urban planner and farmers market founder who loved ‘people, not cars’
A founder of New York City’s Greenmarkets, Barry Benepe’s legacy extends into the Hudson Valley, where he kickstarted the ...
Inside the method — and madness — of Lenovo Center’s traffic cone maze
It takes more than 2,000 traffic cones to line the roads and lots surrounding Raleigh’s Lenovo Center for big events. Inside ...
What’s Behind the Rise in Serious Injuries on New York City’s Streets?
Pedestrians, cyclists and drivers all saw elevated injury rates in the last three years, despite the city’s decade-long ...
The New York Times21d
The Tiny Sidewalk Boxes That Help Make New York City’s Tap Water So Good
Supported by By Patrick McGeehan Photographs and Video by Yuvraj Khanna Hundreds of cast-iron boxes standing chest-high on the sidewalks of New York City are ... one of the small safes and provide ...