A Broadway Flop?
Last May, New York City officials closed portions of what is perhaps the most famous street in America, Broadway around Times Square, to traffic to create a pedestrian plaza in the middle of the Great...
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Drivers Lose in Transportation Funding Game
New York politicians have been robbing Peter to pay Paul for years. Now Peter is broke, too. The state’s Dedicated Highway & Bridge Trust Fund is intended to pay for long-range transportation...
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No More Texting 4 U—Sort Of
On Nov. 1, 2009, New York became the 18th state to make it illegal to text on a mobile phone or any other electronic device while driving. While this represents a step in the right direction, the new...
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Broadway’s Pedestrian Malls: Promised “Green” Remains Unseen
One year ago, the Bloomberg Administration announced a “test project” that would turn Broadway between 42nd and 47th Streets (Times Square) and from 33rd to 35th Streets (Herald Square) into pedestrian...
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