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SF Test Sunday Streets
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Robert Levine CB6 April 11
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5 years ago
Brooklyn Community Board 6 executive committee member Robert Levine lays out his case against DOT's traffic safety plan for 9th Street:
"I'm not against traffic calming...
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Pedestrian Safety Rally
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5 years ago
Pedestrian Saftey Rally
City Hall NYC
3-4-07
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bikeTV-City Repair Project (Portland, OR)
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5 years ago
From this short segment from an old bikeTV episode, Make Lakeman from City Repair Project in Portland, OR talks about how the City Repair came to be.
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StreetFilms-Manhattan on the Move
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5 years ago
In October 2006, Manhattan Boro President Scott Stringer hosted a transportation conference that was attended by nearly 500 community members and policy experts.
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9th Ave Renaissance
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5 years ago
A short video featuring a street audit by Project For Public Spaces and the 9th Ave. Renaissance.
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StreetFilms-Gridlock Sam Schwartz Part 3 Interview
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5 years ago
Mark Gorton talks with "Gridlock Sam" Schwartz about traffic regulations/ pedestrian levels of service and the limitations of traffic modeling.
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StreetFilms-Gridlock Sam Schwartz Part 1 Interview
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5 years ago
More videos: www.streetfilms.org
The Open Planning Project founder Mark Gorton talks with "Gridlock Sam" Schwartz about about history of DOT in NYC, car-free Cental Park...
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StreetFilms-Gridlock Sam Schwartz Part 2 Interview
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5 years ago
Mark Gorton, founder of The Open Planning Project interviews Gridlock Sam Schwartz talks about Congestition Pricing, tolls, and gridlock on Canal Street.
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StreetFilms-T.A. Press Conference - Intro 199
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5 years ago
Intro 199 is a bill in the New York City Council that would require the NYC Department of Transportation to work to reduce driving as a matter of policy.
T.A.'s Paul Ste...
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