The People vs. The Pedicabs: NYC’s Iconic Bike Carriages to be Regulated
By Eddy Prince Pedicabs are a staple of New York City. These pedal-powered carriages are designed to ferry passengers across the city for a fraction …[read more]
Transportation
Bath Beach Community Enraged Over Delays In Reconstructing A Pedestrian Bridge
BY: LUIS ANGEL PEREZ MARTINEZ The delayed reconstruction of a pedestrian bridge over the Belt Parkway is drawing outrage from the Bath Beach community because …[read more]
The Broadway Junction Project: Council Shows Concern Over the MTA’s Trash Problem
BY KIRSTEN DAVIS East New York’s Broadway Junction is undergoing a major upgrade. On Tuesday, September 9, the NYC Council Subcommittee on Zoning and …[read more]
NYC and MTA Officials Still Determined To Push Forward With Interborough Express
By SAMUEL MORTEL New York City transportation is in a painful period. Since the end of the Cuomo-De Blasio era, there’s been no shortage of …[read more]
Department of Transportation Hosts Greenways Workshop in Queens Oct. 17
By Angelina Banek Greenways are public car-free public roadways that provide a safe way for people to walk and bike without competing with car …[read more]
Community Seeks More Representation With Interborough Express Line Planning
BY KIM GILL The MTA is partnering with community boards to gain feedback from residents on the proposed Interborough Express Line (IBX). The line, …[read more]
The G Train is Back, Commuters are Hesitant to Celebrate
By Angelina Banek After a long summer of repairs, on Tuesday Sep. 3 The MTA announced G train service would resume between Brooklyn and Queens. …[read more]
Brooklynites Swipe and Tap to Ride into the Past.
BY: USMAN CHOHAN This past weekend Brooklynites were able to dial back the clock, with just swipe or tap if they had a Metro Card …[read more]
Transit Museum Hosts Nostalgic Rides
BY ALLISON DUBROW Eager passengers lined up to go aboard trains as old as 100 years to experience history. This past weekend, riders got to …[read more]
Brooklyn Residents Protest Changes to the B38 Bus Route
BY LUIS MONGE On May 10, community members gathered at Franklin and Lexington avenues in Brooklyn to bring awareness about possible bus stop removals. According …[read more]