Sentences with phrase «more speed cameras»

Meanwhile, despite de Blasio publicly calling on Albany to authorize the city to add more speed cameras around schools, Cuomo said neither the mayor nor legislative leaders brought the issue up to him during budget talks.

De Blasio said he was «disappointed» that a bill to add more speed cameras around city schools didn't come to a vote in Albany this session and said the city will now boost other Vision Zero efforts instead.

He supports a bid for more speed cameras near schools, though his state Senator, Simcha Felder, does not.

NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio said the road to street safety runs through Albany, and he wants state lawmakers to let the city install more speed cameras.

And as he did last year in the debate over the renewal of mayoral school control, Felder is using as leverage several items that are important to New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, including design - build authority for the rehabilitation of the Brooklyn - Queens Expressway and the authorization of more speed cameras near schools.

There were also a number of priorities for Mayor de Blasio, including more speed cameras on city streets.

De Blasio participated in a rally at City Hall calling for more speed cameras in school zones, a piece of his Vision Zero street safety program.

Those issues ranged from a plan to cut taxes for the struggling Vernon Downs harness track in central New York to the proposal to put more speed cameras around New York City schools and legislation related to those who qualify for enhanced accidental disability pension benefits in New York City.

What does Cuomo have against more speed cameras in NYC, which the de Blasio administration now wants.

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MANHATTAN - Mayor Bill de Blasio will look to lower city speed limits, and install more speed cameras - not just in schools zones - as part of his «Vision Zero» initiative to reduce traffic deaths.

NEW YORK CITY — Mayor Bill de Blasio said he was «disappointed» that a bill to add more speed cameras around schools didn't come to a vote in Albany this session — and said the city will now boost other Vision Zero efforts instead.

De Blasio has sent up some members of his administration to Albany this week to push for various pieces of legislation they would like to see passed, including more speed cameras.

A Cuomo aide said the special session won't deal with other issues like de Blasio's push for more speed cameras around schools and Brooklyn Democrat Sen. Simcha Felder's desire for police outside every city school.

The package of bills includes two laws already passed by the State Senate last year to add more speed cameras to school zones and suspend drivers who repeatedly get issued violations.