Andrew

@njtrainsit.bsky.social

Executive Director @BikeHoboken.org I like talking about transit, urbanism, accessibility, and local stuff.

Rivian finally appears to admit that possession of a drivers license is not sufficient for safe operation of their insanely powerful and heavy vehicles.

Rivian Is Nerfing Its 1,025-HP Trucks With a New Teen Mode

Rivian will introduce a strict teen mode to limit horsepower and off-road features for young drivers to prevent reckless driving in its heavy electric trucks.

autoblog.com

Andrew@njtrainsit.bsky.social · last yr.

I'm old enough to remember when @thewaroncars.bsky.social were the only ones showing up to car shows to ask manufacturers whether it was responsible to make cars so big and powerful. Today, we have Doug DeMuro asking the same question to the CEO of Rivian.

"An e-bike incentive program in NJ would have numerous benefits, including: - Lowering emissions and car trips - Supporting local bike shops - Increasing equitable transportation access - Encouraging safer e-bike purchases - Improving compliance with the 2026 NJ E-bike Law - Creating safer streets"

Report Release – Incentivizing E-bikes in New Jersey: Lessons from E-bike Rebate Programs in North America - New Jersey State Policy Lab

As e-bike adoption increases across the United States, policymakers are exploring incentive programs that make e-bikes more accessible while advancing broader transportation, environmental, safety, an...

policylab.rutgers.edu

This piece has a significant factual issue running through it, from the headline to the final sentence. I want to flag it in case a correction or clarification can be made. Specifically, the vehicle described in this story IS NOT AN E-BIKE.

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We are really excited for this month's #Hoboken community bike ride! Meet us at 10:45am INSIDE Taglieri Field. Our route will circle the football field, tour all of Hoboken's schools, and finish back at the stadium. Don't forget to represent your school by dressing in school colors!

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The situation with NJ e-bike laws: A bunch of kids riding around on motorcycles got injured by people driving cars into them, so the state government decided that we needed to regulate hang gliders.

Prepare yourself to see countless examples of this happening in New Jersey, due to our tediously stupid and confusing new registration requirements.

Mark Sutton@marksuttonbike.bsky.social · 3mo ago

I have now seen the police body cam footage that determined that this @ternbicycles.com was apparently not road legal. They lift the wheels off the ground & pedal the bike. Totally unscientific test. If this is how it is done, everybody has a case to make. www.cyclingelectric.com/news/police-...

In the midst of a budget crisis, Jersey City is leaving $100M on the table We can plug Jersey City's budget hole, make parking easier, and make our streets safer. Our op-ed on the deficit and the opportunity for parking reform.

Op-Ed: In the midst of a budget crisis, Jersey City is leaving $100M on the table - Hudson County View

Op-Ed: The SafeStreetsJC board explains how they see the City of Jersey City leaving $100M on the table in the midst of a budget crisis.

hudsoncountyview.com

How do professionally licensed drivers keep getting away with this nonsense, in the heart of Manhattan? Their criminal actions are literally visible to everyone!

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