The Johnson St bike lane is closed until further notice because some jerk from New Jersey with a toy badge decided that it's his personal parking lot.
I support civil forfeiture for motorists who drive without visible license plates.
There's enormous demand for motor vehicle–free streets. Summer Streets 2026 Manhattan on August 1 from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Manhattan on August 8 from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Manhattan on August 15 from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Brooklyn and The Bronx on August 22 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
I have to give @NYCMayor an F for failing to crack down on public corruption. How is an FDNY employee able to drive around with two illegal tinted license plate covers, an expired registration, and an expired inspection sticker without consequence? @NYC_DOI @UFANYC
Due to poor air quality, @NYCMayor should ban the use of non-electric personal motor vehicles.
Why are Mamdani's employees driving around with illegal plate covers?
Why bring the food cart to the truck when you can just bring the truck to the cart...
New York City needs more market rate housing. The solution to the affordability crisis to build more market rate housing until the market rate is affordable. YIMBY
Who's driving around Downtown Brooklyn with 2 tinted plate covers and an emergency lightbar?
Vickie Paladino taking direct action against Placard Corruption was not on my 2026 bingo card. *** This post is not an endorsement of @CMvpaladino ***
In 30 minutes, all vehicles parked below Canal St will be towed.
We need a PSA campaign urging motorists to stop driving into buildings. This is getting to be a bit of a problem.
It was always illegal to park under the Manhattan Bridge, but real enforcement started earlier this year. 2025 vs 2026
I'm urging all my NY-10 followers to vote for Dan Goldman. Goldman has been one of Congress's strongest supporters of congestion pricing, opposing efforts to end a program that has reduced traffic and generated more than $500 million for transit improvements across NYC.
I'm urging all my NY-13 followers to vote for Adriano Espaillat. Espaillat delivered a $96 million federal grant for the 10th Avenue Greenway, the largest federal investment in NYC bike infrastructure history. Let's send Espaillat back to D.C.
I'm urging all my NY-07 followers to vote for Antonio Reynoso. Reynoso has been an ally of cyclists, pedestrians, and public transit riders for decades. It's time to send him to Washington.
I caught a Mister Softee driver vending in a busy crosswalk with obscured plates. I briefly returned to a life of criminal mischief and removed 2 bandages from the rear plate.
The Court St protected bike lane had nothing to do with Caputo's Bake Shop closure. It turns out that the owner decided that blaming cyclists was easier than admitting his oven was full of mold and mouse droppings.
Exclusive | Beloved NYC bakery faced stomach-churning issue before suddenly closing
"Sunday mornings after church, holidays, family traditions — you could taste the love and history in everything they made.”
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Good morning from the corner of Duffield St and Myrtle Ave, where I just watched a driver nearly hit a pedestrian because FDNY employees keep parking illegally and blocking sightlines. @NYC_DOI @CMRestler @NYC_DOT
Now offering service from Long Island direct to Penn station. I’ll get you to the city faster than an LIRR express train. DM for pricing.
If anyone in Suffolk needs to commute to NYC Monday morning, meet me at Ronkonkoma Station at 6 A.M. Some cycling experience preferred.
MoMA has a special exhibit on Marcel Duchamp, featuring some readymade bicycle art. www.moma.org/calenda...
Why is this NYPD traffic officer driving in the middle of the road? The answer might surprise you.....
I spotted a scofflaw driving with NJ temp plates that expired over 4 months ago! What will it take to get these untraceable and uninsured vehicles. x.com/StreetsblogNYC...
Intentionally covering a license plate should result in civil forfeiture.
I found a super speeder on the FDNY payroll. He managed to rack up 44 speeding tickets despite an obscured plate.
