Really doesn't feel like a train every 20 minutes is sufficient for the PATH line between Newark and WTC, even on a Sunday.

They’re calling it the worst tweet of all-time

Because of the new Court Street bike lane in Brooklyn, I rode a bike on NYC streets for the 1st time in 25+ years. 😃 Court Street bike lane => I can ride to my place in a protected lane, where previously the street was a dangerous mess*. 😃 Vids and 🧵

Good review of the new game Subway Builder. Warning: The game is not based on real US construction costs, because, in the designer's words, "it would have made the game unplayable." fastcompany.com/91421609/this-…

Honest question, can we just swap the bright white LEDs to 3000K or 2700K LEDs? Wouldn’t this solve both problems?

Proud to be part of a large and growing coalition to take the common-sense step to phase out the heaviest and fastest “e-bikes” on the streets. Our sidewalks and bike lanes should be safe for everyone, and 20mph is plenty for anything on the streets of NYC.

This a huge misread of the greatest issue of our time. The affordability crisis doesn’t just affect “poor” New Yorkers. Even people making $100k are struggling to afford rent and raise kids, yet alone save. You should not need to make $150k to be comfortable in NYC.

The NYT literally said “don’t rank him.” 🤔

IDK who needs to hear this but a well planned city is an affordable city.

The problem with a "normal wide city street" is the fast moving 2+ ton vehicles that could kill you with a tap. That's why cyclists love protected lanes. 😉

Drivers are a "minority" of New Yorkers and yet....

Conversely, if your city is not affordable, it is not well planned. Well planned cities should have enough housing and transportation for their populations to live affordably. Housing shortages and expensive transportation are *city planning* issues.

Every airport should have a Jamba Juice ™️

"All the news fit to print." Elites in media and politics continue to completely misunderstand the urgency and seriousness of the moment we're in. NYC has serious housing/transportation needs.

Just another morning in Flatbush!

So heartening to hear clear-eyed support for safe streets and great transit from New York’s business leadership - thank you, Stacey Matlen and Partnership for New York City!

This is, without a doubt, the greatest news story of 2025

It’s true.

wait this is so cute!!!!

A great touch. The subways are essentially a public space, and it's always best practice to see public spaces acknowledge seasonality and the holiday schedule.