On Broadway, New York City's slow march toward pedestrian-focused streets
Can Mayor Eric Adams match the cityscape legacy of former Mayor Mike Bloomberg?
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Can Mayor Eric Adams match the cityscape legacy of former Mayor Mike Bloomberg?
The New York City Department of Transportation and the New York City Housing Authority began partnering with carshare companies in 2018 to increase access to vehicles for those living in geographically and economically diverse neighborhoods that are often underserved by rideshare companies.
New York City advocates and local legislators gathered at city hall on Wednesday with a message aimed at the state Assembly: Let New York City lower its own
It would be a big lift in a city like New York, where drivers can spend an hour looking for a curbside spot and are unlikely to be receptive to any policy that creates more competition on the streets.
The city now has a “central point person” to oversee its public spaces, including parks, plazas and car-free streets.