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.
Topic: Transportation
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.
Introducing the Robo-Train
The L Train is the first in the city to run on autopilot. Some things, though, aren't changing: the trains still have a motorman and conductor.
Bike Riders Vie to Join the Work Cycle
City streets are more bike friendly these days -- but many would-be two-wheel commuters have nowhere to park. Now the City Council wants to make building owners open their doors to bicycles.
Yellow Cabs Go Green
Veteran Guillermo Montero recently bought his first hybrid taxi, saving him $30 a day in gas. Montero’s Toyota Camry is now among the 1,020 hybrid cabs in the city. Officials are hoping that all 13,150 yellow taxis will go green in the next few years.
Used Bike Business Booms
With gas prices at a record high and environmental awareness growing, bike use is on the rise in the city. Some new businesses are popping up to help meet the demand.
via amNew York
“L” is For Love Train
Straphanger who use the L train's Bedford Avenue stop in Brooklyn take to the Internet more often than riders on any other line to turn subway flirting into trysts, an examination of craigslist.org's "missed connections" thread shows.
Bike Fans Peddle Traffic Plan
Residents along Pennsylvania Ave. in East New York have long contended with…