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New parking restrictions on Roosevelt Avenue are hurting Queens businesses, making it harder for customers to park, workers say. “They come in, they buy coffee, and they get a ticket,”…

ByAaliyah Alcibar 1Comment

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Apr 2018

News

New MTA Plan Proposes ‘Top-to-Bottom Transformation’ of City’s Sluggish Bus System

The MTA and NYC Transit unveiled their Bus Action Plan on Monday, an effort to transform the city’s bus network and address declining ridership numbers.

ByJeanmarie Evelly 3Comments

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Mar 2018

Opinion

CityViews: Working People Need Real Transit Fixes, not Cosmetic Repairs

‘Gov. Cuomo, our city runs on the subway, and New Yorkers need you to address this crisis.’

ByMaria Rubio 2Comments

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Mar 2018

Uncategorized

City Buses Are Slow, Unreliable and What Many Disabled & Aging NYers Rely On

Because so little of the subway system is accessible to the mobility impaired, buses play a vital role for people living with disabilities or aging New Yorkers who have trouble…

ByAngely Mercado 2Comments

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Mar 2018

Opinion

CityViews: Hold Uber and Lyft Accountable for Shortchanging Drivers

‘With more of these facts now plainly out in the open, how is it possible that New York City’s government and elected officials continue giving Uber and Lyft a free…

ByDavid Beier 10Comments

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Nov 2017

Government

A Roadmap to the Transit Issues Facing the Next City Hall

During the 2017 campaign, the candidates for mayor have each highlighted a few transportation issues. Advocates say a much longer list of transit challenges and decisions will confront whoever is…

ByJarrett Murphy 2Comments

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Oct 2017

Housing and Homelessness News

Schools, Transit and Race: Gowanus has More Than a Rezoning on its Mind

The potential rezoning of the Brooklyn neighborhood creates uncertainty about much—but, at least for the residents who gathered for an open house, not about what problems need attention.

ByAbigail Savitch-Lew 1Comment

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Aug 2017

Opinion

CityViews: Why Regional Transportation Planning is Necessary for New York’s Future

‘Forecasts tell us that an additional 2 million people could be added to our region over the next 28 years, adding millions of daily passenger trips by bus, rail rapid…

ByJosé M. Rivera 0Comments

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Aug 2017

Uncategorized

Rich Person Solves Democracy for us, and Other Stories: Campaign Headlines for August 1

A check for a quarter mil was all it took to resolve an apparently intractable impasse between the mayor and Council.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Jun 2017

Opinion

CityViews: Firms Linked to Foreign Bribery Have Given Advice on Transit Crisis

Hoping to explain the rash of subway delays, the media often rely on a study funded by two corporations that later took contracts with the MTA to work on the…

ByMoshe Adler 0Comments

New Parking Rules Hurt Roosevelt Avenue Businesses, Locals Say

New MTA Plan Proposes ‘Top-to-Bottom Transformation’ of City’s Sluggish Bus System

CityViews: Working People Need Real Transit Fixes, not Cosmetic Repairs

City Buses Are Slow, Unreliable and What Many Disabled & Aging NYers Rely On

CityViews: Hold Uber and Lyft Accountable for Shortchanging Drivers

A Roadmap to the Transit Issues Facing the Next City Hall

Schools, Transit and Race: Gowanus has More Than a Rezoning on its Mind

CityViews: Why Regional Transportation Planning is Necessary for New York’s Future

Rich Person Solves Democracy for us, and Other Stories: Campaign Headlines for August 1

CityViews: Firms Linked to Foreign Bribery Have Given Advice on Transit Crisis

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