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Tag Archives: pedestrians
Leftover snow piles become traffic calmers in NYC
The last bit of snow from this snowy winter here in NYC is finally melting away but not before StreetFilms takes a look at how these snow banks on various street corners in New York City have become unintentional traffic … Continue reading
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Tags: banks, Cars, devices, pedestrians, piles, snow, streetfilms, traffic, traffic-calming
Adjusting to bike lanes in NYC
EcoMobilityTV produced this video that talks about the “war” that the city and its drivers (and pedestrians) have with cyclists. The change that’s been happening to make NYC a more bike-friendly place is jarring to many New Yorkers who have … Continue reading
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Tags: adjusting, bike lanes, city, driving, ecomobility, new york city, NYC, pedestrians
Ergonomic Crosswalk
Korean designer Jae Min Lim observed how people actually cross the street at crosswalks and saw that most people usually cross in curved patterns. Though most crosswalks are straight across from one corner to the other, Lim’s proposed new crosswalk … Continue reading
Statistics on drivers and pedestrian accidents in New York City
Photo: Kirsten Luce for The New York Times The New York Times has an insightful article about the current state of pedestrian and vehicular accidents in New York City. The article breaks down a recent DOT Pedestrian Safety Study and … Continue reading
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Tags: accidents, driving, new york city, NYC, pedestrians, statistics, stats, vehicle, walking
IBM helps Stockholm become a better city
Sweden always seems to be on the forefront of city planning when it comes to managing cars, cyclists, and pedestrians. In this short video from IBM, you can see how congestion pricing for vehicles has made Stockholm a better place … Continue reading
Greenlight for Midtown
Greenlight for Midtown is the project name for the transformation of Broadway from Herald Square to Times Square from a car-centric avenue to one that is friendly to pedestrians and cyclists. In my eyes, the project is largely a success … Continue reading
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Tags: Bikes, Cars, cyclists, DOT, Greenlight for Midtown, pedestrians, safer, traffic
