Bike Share has taken Manhattan by Storm. The bike share system with over 6000 bikes on Manhattan, and 10,000 system wide gets over 33,000 trips per day. On a chilly…not cold (25 degrees) December morning I wanted to try out the system to see how well it worked, and what riding in Manhattan was about. Check the short video to see what I found.
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Bike Share in Manhattan
Friday, January 3rd, 2014It’s Not Rocket Science: Teleporter vs. Walking Advocates
Thursday, January 2nd, 2014We are continuing to see high rates of obesity affecting our communities. This is in large part due to our environmental infrastructure and behavior. It has been proven that the risk of obesity increases by 6% for each hour driven per day. But the rocket scientist’s idea to use a tele porter is not quite the solution to our problem. You can more easily become a Walking Advocate to make your community safer and more walkable.
View this complete post...North Dakota: Massive Explosion Following Train Derailment
Wednesday, January 1st, 2014A train is derailed west of Casselton, North Dakota. It happened at 35th Street and 154th Avenue Southeast just before 2:20 p.m. Monday. No injuries have been reported so far. Several area emergency teams are on scene and are setting up an incident command center. A viewer who is about a half mile from the derailment tells Valley News Live she can see large flames.
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Tuesday, December 31st, 2013Next City is a non-profit organization and online media publication dedicated to connecting cities and informing the people who work to improve them. In response to the Ram “Farmer” commercial which premiered during the NFL Super Bowl XLVII
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Thursday, December 26th, 2013Poor Boyz Productions takes street skiing to Detroit, Jib City.
Featuring the skiing of Karl Fostvedt, Khai Krepela, and Max Morello.
Filmed by Cody Carter, Jonny Durst, and Japser Newton.
Edited by Cody Carter and Jonny Durst.
Public Transportation for the Holidays
Wednesday, December 25th, 2013Las Vegas: Arts in Transit Along the Sahara Express
Tuesday, December 24th, 2013The Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada (RTC) commissioned artist Susan Kaprov to develop three dynamic themes for the Arts in Transit program: “The Art of Neon,” the “Natural Environment of Southern Nevada,” and “Multi-Modal Transportation in Las Vegas.” Thirty-five transit stops along the Sahara Express route had a unique art piece installed.
-RTC Southern Nevada on YouTube
Washington, DC: Streetcar Construction
Thursday, December 19th, 2013For the last several months, DDOT and the streetcar team have been busy at work along H Street and Benning Road on the last leg of streetcar construction. Right now the team is performing final design and construction for several areas of the project, including streetcar turnarounds, the Car Barn Training Center, pole and overhead wire installation, track installation for turnarounds, pocket tracks, and final roadway.
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Wednesday, December 18th, 2013NYC: Installing Sky Reflector-Net
Monday, December 16th, 2013Catch a glimpse behind-the-scenes of the building of Sky Reflector-Net, the centerpiece of the forthcoming Fulton Center in Lower Manhattan.
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