Street-safety advocates, including parents of children killed by drivers on the Upper West Side, are calling on local city council members and Borough President Gale Brewer to pay more attention to street safety.
Read moreStreet-safety advocates, including parents of children killed by drivers on the Upper West Side, are calling on local city council members and Borough President Gale Brewer to pay more attention to street safety.
Read moreThe city started a process on Thursday night that could bring dozens of CitiBike stations to the Upper West Side as soon as late summer, extending the bike-sharing program as far North as 130th street.
Read moreJason Marshall, the bicyclist who hit 59-year-old Jill Tarlov in the crosswalk in Central Park last week, broke his silence on Tuesday, releasing a statement through his lawyer.
Read moreLocal politicians have begun to float proposals to respond to outrage over the death of a pedestrian who was hit by a bicyclist last week. Jill Tarlov died today after a bicyclist
Read moreJill Tarlov, the 59-year-old mother of two who was hit by a bicyclist inside Central Park at West 63rd street on Friday, has died, according to a statement from her family.
Read moreAfter teasing Upper West Siders for years by promising to deploy Citi Bikes in our neighborhood, the city says it's really, actually, probably, almost definitely
Read moreWe've heard two reports of pedestrians being injured by bicyclists in Central Park in recent weeks.
Read moreThieves removed the sign from a street pole on 78th street between Riverside Drive and West End Avenue and lifted a bicycle over the top
Read morePolice officers in the 24th precinct (above 86th street) have increased the number of tickets they give to bicyclists in the past month
Read moreBicycles began to become popular in the second half of the 19th century, and historical accounts from the 1880's talked of a bicycling and tricycling craze in New York.
Read moreA community board transportation committee meeting on Tuesday night will address a hot-button issue: how should the Upper West Side change its major avenues to make them safer? The discussion is not specifically about bike lanes, but its likely to focus on them. Bike lane advocates are pushing for a ...
Read moreCitibike, the city's short-term bike rental network, is the hot new thing in the city this summer. But like many hot new things, it's not on the Upper West Side. We've seen people Citi-biking through the neighborhood, but there's nowhere
Read moreThe Hudson River Greenway bike path between 59th and 72nd street now has lights at night, an amenity that bicyclists have been asking for for years. But police are also apparently ticketing people who bike on the Greenway after the park closes at 1 a.m., according to a reader who ...
Read moreAfter an education campaign on the Upper West Side last year, the Department of Transportation is set to begin enforcing rules for delivery bicyclists this month. The crackdown comes after years of complaints that delivery bicyclists -- many of whom are under pressure to make fast deliveries -- often flout ...
Read moreSome advocates for bike lanes now want to disregard whatever the Upper West Side's community board might have to say and have the city install bike lanes by the mayor's executive fiat. Bike lane advocates are frustrated that the community board has been slow to approve extension to the bike ...
Read moreNovember 28, 2012 Weather: Partly Cloudy, High of 41 Degrees.
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Read moreWe've written quite a bit about the conflicts between the various kinds of people who use Central Park's loop road -- bicyclists, drivers, runners and ho-hum pedestrians all tend to come into conflict with each other at one time or another. Usually, the conflicts consist of angry facial expressions and ...
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