Kevin Duggan is a senior reporter and columnist for Streetsblog USA. With a focus on urban transportation and livable streets, Kevin covers a wide range of topics including street vendors, bike lanes, infrastructure projects, and city planning. His articles provide insightful analysis and reporting on the issues that impact urban communities across the United States.
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"We're really looking to create a premier public space," said the DOT's Public Realm Unit acting lead. All right then!
The Sanitation Department beat the rats, but its workers still have to take on parked cars.
The wheels of government grind slowly. Much slower than the wheels of car drivers, which grind very aggressively. Plus other news.
The four-block stretch will close a gap between the East and West sides of uptown Manhattan. But the agency may give in to a handful of drivers who are demanding their free parking over daylighting.
By: Kevin Duggan
The city will also have to physically protect 1,000 corners from parking each year.
By: Kevin Duggan
The city isn't stopping the chop anytime soon. The city could lift a years-old cap on helicopter trips at the Downtown Manhattan Heliport
By: Kevin Duggan
So let's get this straight: You can eat a slice of pizza in a car ... as long as the car doesn't belong to the pizzeria?
The answer to the sinkhole greenway is right there: taking a lane from the Henry Hudson Parkway.
What's going on with Lewis-Martin and Broadway Stages? And where does a road safety project fit into the nexus of alleged corruption inside the Adams City Hall?
By: Kevin Duggan
The road diet works, exposing the need to extend it all the way.
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