Tech Spurs (Parking) Space Race
Imagine getting a text message before your parking meter expires – and then plunking in a few virtual quarters remotely from a cell phone. The technology is out there – but will New York get it anytime soon?
Topic: Transportation
Citations With a Smile
Courtesy classes could be on tap for city traffic agents. But ticket writers say motorists need a lesson in manners.
Marathon Mileposts
A CHILLY START STATEN ISLAND – Just before 6 a.m., small groups of runners…
via Mott Haven Herald
Green Dreams For Port Morris
The proposed South Bronx Greenway could bring tree-lined paths and waterfront parks to Port Morris’ lifeless streets.
Push to Fold Strollers on Trains
For many parents, the subway is the best way to get around the city. But traveling on the train with strollers can be dangerous. That’s why the Transit Authority has a longstanding advertising campaign urging parents fold strollers and carry them – and their babies – on the train.
via New York Daily News
Pedicabs Pedal Uptown for Customers
Pedicabs aren't just for tourists anymore: Beginning in June, people in Harlem can come on and take a free ride.
Subway Aid Falls Off Track
New York is expected to get $1 billion in transit funds as part of the federal stimulus package – but that might not be enough to keep major projects like the Second Ave. subway on track.