maybe he's talking about the commuter buses

it's interesting that we perceive this as a period of anti-queer reaction

Eric Adams refuses to be a lame duck. nyc.streetsblog.org/2025/09/15/p...

New from me: A developer wants to remove the bus lane and painted "super sidewalk" from Eighth Avenue to make space for Times Square casino pick-ups and drop-offs. nyc.streetsblog.org/2025/09/11/j...

Chomsky was right when he said vigilante violence does not help progressive causes as the fascists have the most guns. I condemn this attack on Charlie Kirk. And I condemn people trying to resolve our political problems with violence. It only leads to more violence. We must build each other up.

Streetsblog has had to regularly screen and block antisemitic commenters since this bike lane debate started so, no, I don't think this is an OK way to talk about it.

Lmao they’re being indicted for bribing Adams to kill a bike lane.

McGuinness Boulevard rears its head again: www.nytimes.com/2025/08/20/n...

A devastating crash in Astoria has left three people dead. I'm heartbroken for the victims and their loved ones. We can't normalize this. It's time to commit to streets that are safe for everyone.

It's time @zohrankmamdani.bsky.social

Many are saying

Now you gotta ride a bike with @davecolon.bsky.social

Hear me out here - by killing the open street on Vanderbilt, it became less of a destination and the neighborhood can't support restaurants like that if it's not a destination

The shooting that killed a police office (plus three other people) is being presented as a major challenge for the guy who is not Mayor. It underlines why the NYPD operates as a law unto itself: political candidates cannot criticize it without media punishment.

my thoughts on Mort Mintz and Washington Post buyouts past and present. eugenelmeyer.com/2025/07/29/m...

Mayor Adams's legal team succeeded in convincing a judge that three blocks of the protected bike lane on Bedford Avenue need to go, and the demo starts tonight. Here are four of the most ridiculous reasons his legal team gave for ripping out lifesaving infrastructure. youtube.com/shorts/bGu0d...

Abolish the DDC. Truly the most incompetent city agency as far as project delivery. Planning for a major street reconstruction project in my neighborhood started 14 YEARS AGO and construction still hasn't started.

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Cuomo keeps accusing Mamdani of having plans he can't accomplish, which is exactly what this is

Wait but also who is doing the stoking of outrage here?

The NYT granted anonymity to a eugenicist (www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...) who obtained hacked college records in order to break the news that Zohran Mamdani, who was born in Uganda to Indian parents, checked both the "Asian" and "Black or African American" boxes on his college application.

Even after a successful round of outreach that saw every single elected official and all three community boards in the neighborhood support the proposal, the whole busway project is now in limbo. nyc.streetsblog.org/2025/07/03/a...

*ydanis taps mic* we cancel more bike and bus projects in NYC than any other agency in North America.

Zohran Mamdani’s opponents say he lacks experience and achievements in Albany. Transit advocates and MTA insiders say he was an effective and detail-oriented legislator who was eager to dive into the depths of a complicated issue nyc.streetsblog.org/2025/07/02/h...

Now up on the non-Nebula video sharing platform. I hate to categorize any of my videos as “important” (because they all are, obviously) but this is probably one youtu.be/NgJ998KHBpc

To be clear, this is what actual antisemitism looks like.

In Midtown, where one of Andrew Cuomo's staffers is holding a parking spot for him in front of the polling site he's soon expected to vote at. Cuomo is registered to vote a few blocks from here, but still driving over.

this headline is complete fucking horseshit btw, this is what he actually said

Of the 2215 stations, 92 are full and 42 are empty. 34891 bikes are available and 2519 are disabled. 31434 docks are available and 404 are disabled. Stations are, on average, at 55% capacity. There are 13918 ebikes across 1872 stations. 171 stations only have ebikes.

chilling

Yeah, spectacle is a part of politics.

they are cuffing members of the opposing party on a weekly basis now

Here's a longer video of Brad Lander's detention just now inside 26 Federal Plaza as he tried to walk a man out of immigration court, by masked federal agents.

Lander just got detained by federal agents as he tried to escort a man out of the courtroom. Lander was taken in an elevator with masked agents, along with one member of his NYPD security detail.

columnated ruins dominooooooo

The removal of the bike lane by mayoral fiat appears to violate city law, which requires notification of "affected council members, senators, members of Assembly, and community boards" when the city "will ... add or remove a bicycle lane of any length." nyc.streetsblog.org/2025/06/13/b...

Zohran Mamdani is now ahead of Cuomo in one poll, and just barely within the margin of error at that. Huge own-goal by NYC’s business establishment to throw so much money at Cuomo’s campaign – I think they’d have had a better chance with Adrienne Adams or Brad Lander www.politico.com/news/2025/06...

Something a lot of people who don't cover transportation politics don't know is that there's a small number of deeply unwell guys who show up to aggressively heckle at transit/safe streets events and make content of it. It's breaking containment now, which is uh, cool

I forget who I first saw name the problem, but New York City is a place where Republican constituencies—bosses, landlords, developers, financiers—pursue their right-wing self-interest within the Democratic Party, and often even think of themselves as "liberals," and that's who Cuomo services

"The NYPD has refused to release any proof that cyclists and e-bike riders dodge fines any more than drivers do. That refusal suggests that there is no such data, which also shakes the foundation of Tisch's crackdown." nyc.streetsblog.org/2025/05/29/d...

Good to know the Adams Admin cares so much about street safety

Despite Tisch's raising alarm about e-bikes collisions, e-bike involved injuries dropped 26% thru 4/30/2025 compared to the same time last year, per DOT data. E-bike rider injuries are down 17% and e-bike involved pedestrian injuries are down 47%.