Kevin Duggan is a Senior Reporter/columnist at various publications including Brooklyn Paper and Streetsblog USA. He focuses on themes such as transportation and mobility, urban design, and construction, with a keen interest in regional and world news, particularly in North America and LATAM. His work has been featured in outlets like Ecotopical and NewsBreak.
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Citi Bike's private operator Lyft has amassed considerable leverage over the city, experts warned.
In their latest video, the current and former NYC public school students of the Joint Transit Association have some concerns about Mayor Mamdani's plan to rebuild the BQE.
By: Kevin Duggan
The city cut the days drivers in a small sliver of Brooklyn had to move their cars for street cleaning — and they still broke the rules!
By: Kevin Duggan
Cars returned to Freedom Drive on Oct. 7 without any warning — several weeks before the city's official schedule, which bans car from the corridor through October.
By: Kevin Duggan
The change will finally provide 24/7 biking and walking access to the George Washington Bridge — sort of.
A group of cops employed by the Department of Sanitation parked their city-issued vehicles in a bus lane and blocked their license plates with plastic bags in order to evade bus-lane tickets while they grabbed lunch, according to a video posted on Instagram.
By: Kevin Duggan
Streetsblog spoke with David Saltonstall, the conservancy's vice president for government relations, policy and community affairs, to discuss how the park's stewards are working to make it safer.
By: Kevin Duggan
The proposals on the city's November ballot will protect bike and bus lane projects from frivolous lawsuits by removing extensive bureaucratic requirements that opponents have exploited to impede redesigns across the city, according to the head of Mayor Mamdani's charter revision commission.
By: Kevin Duggan
The Department of Transportation should go back to the drawing board for its narrow two-way protected bike lane on Grand Street, and consider widening the lanes or shifting them onto Canal Street instead, members of a Lower Manhattanites community board said last week.
Officials in Paris ignored anti-bike complainers as they quickly rolled out "envy of the world" network of cycling infrastructure. Plus the news.
