Brooklyn Students Paint the Pavement
Livable Streets Education teamed up with Community Roots Charter School and PS 67 to paint a magnificent street mural on St. Edwards Street in Fort Greene, Brooklyn.
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2 Million Served!
We are proud to report that the official number of plays of all Streetfilms has now reached 2 million! That's it, end of news item.
Hal Grades Your Bike Locking 3: The Final Warning!
Once again enter the immortal, Bicycle Habitat mechanic Hal Ruzal to give us the straight dope in what he's calling "your final warning" in this last chapter of our exclusive trilogy. Let's hope the third time is a charm!
Milestones galore this week (and photos!)
Just a few quick items...
1 - April brings us another record breaking month. Nearly 50K visitors to the site. Hooray!
2 - We also shattered our number for unique visitors checking out Streetfilms for ze month.
3 - Thanks to two extremely well performing Streetfilms posting simultaneously, Thursday, April 30th was the most traffic we have ever had [...]
Portland: Bike Rush Hour on the Hawthorne Bridge
The first time you visit Portland, Oregon, the gaggles of cyclists streaming over the Hawthorne Bridge during rush hour is a sight you will never forget. It's something other cities need to see and be inspired by.
Treehugger Win, New Purple Supers, Filmed By Bike
Just catching up here with a few news items. Firstly, we won our Category against 16 other competitors in Treehugger's First Annual "Best of Green" awards. Our nomination: Best Green Advocacy. Thanks for everyone who voted for us!
As you begin to watch our newest posts, you'll see we are using new spanky animated supers. We [...]
Trailer: The Search for the Zozo
Have you seen the Zozo?
ATSAC: Behind the scenes at L.A. Traffic Control
Los Angeles' Automated Traffic Surveillance and Control (or ATSAC), is unique in that it's one of the only traffic systems in the entire country that is publicly owned.
We have our first Streetfilm at 100,000 plays!
Published a little over two years ago, our Streefilm The Case for Physically Separated bike lanes has become our first with 100,000 plays. The film basically got birthed one day when our Executive Director Mark Gorton was out with me shooting on the streets near our West Village Office and he said he wanted to [...]
Treehugger’s First Ever Annual “Best of Green” honors Streetfilms!
Wow! We are honored. Treehugger daily blogs dozens of green-goings-on throughout the U.S. and the world everyday (so many some say it is hard to read them all!) We get regularly featured with some of our films and we are very thankful. But even more exciting is the fact that Streetfilms, [...]