Transportation Alternatives

A licensing system for commercial cyclists has been on the books since 1984, though few seem to know about it.

The intersection at East 33rd Street and Park Avenue, once notorious for pedestrian accidents, has seen a dramatic decrease as a result of multiple safety improvements.

Cycling advocates reminded bikers and walkers to share a popular Riverside Park path.

The inventors of a new app called Parking Auction say selling parking spots to the highest bidder will cut down on traffic congestion, air pollution and driver aggravation.

East Harlem Councilwoman Melissa Mark-Viverito says there is a commitment from DOT to build the lanes.

Roughly two-thirds of those polled in a recent survey say they support bike lanes in New York City.

Advocates will install the vintage-looking tollbooth to draw attention to lost revenue for infrastructure after tollbooths were removed.

The cycling advocacy group Transportation Alternatives is asking members to push for shared paths in Central Park at Community Board 7's Transportation Committee meeting Tuesday.

DOT workers are putting in bike lanes along First and Second avenues from 34th to 59th streets.

A study released by Transportation Alternatives calls for the city to put more attention on preventing crashes.

Community Board 8, on the Upper East Side, opposes shared bike paths in Central Park.

The longtime 2nd Avenue restaurant partnered with Transportation Alternatives to promote safe cycling.

Transportation Alternatives set up at the Manhattan Bridge exit to cheer on cyclists and recruit new members.

Transportation Alternatives is pressing for safety measures at Delancey and Essex streets after a woman's death last week.

After months of debate, Community Board 12's Traffic and Transportation committee plans to hold a bike lane forum in June.