Biking Rules, the new bicycling campaign hosted by Transportation Alternatives, is sponsoring a video and photo PSA competition and the call for submissions is now open. The campaign outlines several suggestions on how to lead by example when riding your bicycle. So, with a little inspiration from an old Bike Snob NYC post, this PSA addresses one of the Street Codes called "Ride Right" meaning, ride in the direction of traffic.
Here is a fun promo that celebrates our milestone of 200 Streetfilms, featuring the many faces and events that have appeared in our montagery.
30 second promo airing on television for this year's Summer Streets!
A humorous but enlightening look at the visual signals drivers send to try to avoid getting a parking ticket.
Get to know your neighbors. See how differently your block can look. Apply for your 2008 block party grant today!
The Barnes Dance is an all-cross pedestrian signal!
It's a lime green bike lane...and we love it.
The StreetFilms crew was on Fulton Street in Lower Manhattan a while back and discovered this delivery truck eating up an already meager sidewalk. Pedestrians, many of whom were forced out into the street, seemed to regard the obstruction as a common occurrence. Just one example of the thousands of intrusions per day [...]
Icons of a Living City is a trio of uplifting posters from Transportation Alternatives encouraging New Yorkers to walk, bike, and take mass transit.
We here at StreetFilms love 'em and their positive vibe. So much so, we got our hands on some high resolution files to present some of the fine details in what might be the first of its kind: a one minute commercial for posters!
While walking around Manhattan, pedestrians might wonder where all the cars come from. After seeing these statistics, it seems obvious.
A visual example of the hoops through which a pedestrian must jump to cross a street in Times Square.
Cars get more space than pedestrians do on the streets, which leads to overcrowded sidewalks.
An inequitable use of parking by government agencies is a dirty little secret in Chinatown.
Nearly every person who drives into New York City has an alternate means of transportation.
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