Transportation Alternatives

Transportation Alternatives is hosting a ride Saturday to celebrate protected bike lanes in East Harlem.

Volunteers with Transporation Alternatives are campaigning for traffic calming measures for 21st Street.

A growing number of locals are using a bicycle as part of their commute.

Harbor Ring published the map of their route, and increased a push for a bike path on the VZ bridge.

Advocates will be asking Forest Hills residents and business owners for their support.

The accident on one of the busiest streets in Queens shows the need for safer streets, the group said.

The Oct. 9 ride will take cyclists on a 22-mile route around Staten Island. 

The city is installing long-sought street improvements around Starlight and Concrete Plant parks.

Transportation Alternatives is proposing adding a bike lane to Amsterdam Avenue. 

Fans say the UWS has a calmer vibe and is more welcoming to bikers than the Upper East Side.

DNAinfo looks at the East Village versus Williamsburg as part of a series on healthy neighborhoods.

A campaign has started to add bike lanes and crosswalks to Richmond Terrace and Clove Road.

Jim Walden, who is fighting the Prospect Park West bike lane, has offered his help to Upper East Siders.

Some residents worry planned bicycle lane changes near the Queensboro Bridge could create problems.

The ride, hosted by Transportation Alternatives, will take place on March 24.