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  • Kicking-Off Bike Month

    City Commissioners & Transportation Alternatives kick off bike month with ride down the 9th Avenue's protected bike lane.

  • Lady Liberty Marries Mr. Transit

    Rev. Billy Preaches Bikes & Transit at the NYC Auto Show in a performance with Transportation Alternatives.

  • From Tragedy to Advocacy: Mary Beth Kelly

    Mary Beth Kelly's husband, Dr. Carl Henry Nacht, was killed while riding a bike, but it hasn't stopped her from doing something she enjoys nor fighting for safer streets.

  • Transforming NY City Streets

    Neighborhood activists, professional planners, and experienced advocates gathered this week to share their secrets on how New Yorkers can transform the public realm.

  • Bay Ridge Express Bus Riders Discuss Congestion Pricing

    Brooklynites talk about the travails of riding buses from Bay Ridge to lower Manhattan.

  • LOOKing to Make Cycling Safer in NYC

    New public safety initiative from the NYC DOT.

  • PARK(ing) Day NYC 2007

    In Fall 2007, T.A. & The Trust for Public Land organized a of group of motley advocates in liberating nearly two dozen parking spaces and turning them into open green areas for city residents to enjoy. Parking Day rules!

  • Little Legs for Green Streets

    Students at P.S. 321 in Park Slope participated in an Earth Day walkathon to raise money for three non-profit green groups, including Transportation Alternatives.

  • Room To Breathe: NYC

    Transportation Alternatives (T.A.) gathered a gaggle of cyclists on 42nd Street in Manhattan to stage a dramatic visual that shows how much street space is gained if more people rode bicycles or took mass transit instead of driving personal cars.

  • Physically Separated Bike Lanes

    Physically separated bicycle paths exist in cities worldwide. This video explains what they are, how they work, and asks: "Why not here?"

  • Car-free Central Park Rally

    A Transportation Alternatives rally on the steps of City Hall demonstrates residents' support for a car-free Central Park.