David Meyer
Journalist and Deputy Editor at Streetsblog Network
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5 days ago |
nyc.streetsblog.org | David Meyer
Summer's here and we're almost there. Spike Lee said it himself at Saturday's confab with Al Sharpton and the anti-Cuomo candidates for mayor: We'll have "Do the Right Thing" weather this week — just when we're having a huge municipal election on Tuesday. But this is Streetsblog, and despite being one of the few issues entirely under the mayor's control, streets haven't come up much in the mayor's race.
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1 week ago |
nyc.streetsblog.org | David Meyer
The Department of Transportation is doubling down on its plan to install protected bike lanes under the elevated tracks on 31st Street in Astoria after a raucous community board meeting marked by "childish" outbursts from opponents.
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1 week ago |
nyc.streetsblog.org | David Meyer
Mayor Adams's history of canceling street redesign projects in response to politically connected opponents continued last week with his craven decision to rip up three blocks of the Bedford Avenue protected bike lane. Those blocks — Willoughby Avenue to Flushing Avenue — will revert to the previous unprotected bike lane design the strip had until last year, when the Department of Transportation upgraded it to a parking-protected bike lane.
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2 weeks ago |
nyc.streetsblog.org | David Meyer
The number of drivers coming into lower Manhattan from New Jersey jumped almost 10 percent in each of the two cross-Hudson River tunnels during last month's three-day strike by by New Jersey Transit engineers. Data collected by the MTA shows the number of cars up 8.6 percent through the Lincoln Tunnel and up 7.2 percent through the Holland Tunnel from May 16 to May 19, the days that NJ Transit service didn't run due to the strike, compared to three previous weeks.
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2 weeks ago |
nyc.streetsblog.org | David Meyer
With exactly two weeks left to go in the Democratic primary for mayor, polling frontrunner Andrew Cuomo hasn't said a peep about how he feels about bus lanes, bike lanes or any number of transportation issues.
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