The results published on Monday in, «Back on Track,» a policy analysis of the issue, 75 percent
of city riders indicated that the city should pay, and 69 percent said they were not opposed to using city sales tax to cover the cost.
Not exact matches
The
City Attorney's office has sent each of the three companies with scooters in the city — Bird, LimeBikes, and Spin — cease and desist orders warning them to curb reckless rider behav
City Attorney's office has sent each
of the three companies with scooters in the
city — Bird, LimeBikes, and Spin — cease and desist orders warning them to curb reckless rider behav
city — Bird, LimeBikes, and Spin — cease and desist orders warning them to curb reckless
rider behavior.
The Board and the Executive Leadership Team are confident that Dara is the best person to lead Uber into the future building world - class products, transforming
cities, and adding value to the lives
of drivers and
riders around the world while continuously improving our culture and making Uber the best place to work.
We harness the power and scale
of our global operations to deeply connect with the
cities, communities, drivers, and
riders that we serve, every day.
On Saturday night, Uber's New York
City Twitter account notified
riders that the company was turning off surge pricing for trips at JFK Airport, the site
of protests against President Donald Trump's executive order blocking some Middle Eastern travelers and refugees.
Mr. Kalanick said it was likely that soon, in big
cities and even in many suburbs, most Uber rides will be pooled, meaning each Uber car will be serving more than one
rider most
of the time.
«The Board and the Executive Leadership Team are confident that Dara is the best person to lead Uber into the future building world - class products, transforming
cities, and adding value to the lives
of drivers and
riders around the world while continuously improving our culture and making Uber the best place to work,» Uber's board said in a statement late on Aug. 29.
The public discourse on ridesharing usually focuses on the physical safety
of riders, but Arcade
City could be on the verge
of disruption with a ridesharing solution that has the publicly possessed codebase to make ridesharing feel like it is empowering community members.
On April 16, the San Francisco
city attorney sent cease - and - desist orders to all three companies, demanding they halt operations and take stronger steps to keep their
riders off
of sidewalks.
«Our experience in Saudi Arabia is a great example
of how Uber can benefit
riders, drivers and
cities and we look forward to partnering to support their economic and social reforms.»
Riders can pay $ 15 per ride (or $ 50 for a day pass), to slip and slide through several downtown blocks
of cities like Detroit, Phoenix and Miami.
If New York
City riders think the «summer
of hell» was bad, we're going to have every season
of hell if we don't take imminent action.»
The NYC subway system's descent into chronic unreliability has become so embedded in the psyches
of riders that many are overcompensating, adding extra time to their trips and thereby being early in a
city of chronically late people.
Some
of New York State's major transportation infrastructure projects are now benefiting from expanded use
of the design - build process — but a costly pro-union
rider has been attached to proposed legislation extending design - build authorization to public works financed by New York
City, and could set a troubling precedent.
amNewYork article on BP Adams announcing the launch
of Freedom Ticket, a new pilot program that will enable
riders to transfer seamlessly between the
city's buses and subways and the Long Island Rail Road.
«The
city of New York has chosen not to complete the job,» he added, to the detriment
of uptown bike
riders and pedestrians alike.
In a report prepared by the
city's Department
of Transportation, which was shared with Curbed, the
city had put forward its own list
of 25 stations that needed improvements based on the number
of riders visiting those stations; the stations picked by the state had significantly fewer
riders, the
city argued.
«Rather than sending the bill to working families, and subway and bus
riders already feeling the pressure
of rising fares and bad service, we are asking the wealthiest in our
city to chip in a little extra to help move our transit system into the 21st century,» de Blasio, who is running for re-election, said in an emailed statement Monday.
«Rather than sending the bill to working families and subway and bus
riders already feeling the pressure
of rising fares and bad service, we are asking the wealthiest in our
city to chip in a little extra to help move or transit system into the 21st century,» de Blasio said in a statement.
Subway
riders in New York
City have become increasingly angry about the quality
of service.
«
Riders don't have a mechanism to say, «Sorry, we're going to cut our contribution,» but the
city and the state do,» said Vanterpool, an appointee
of Mayor Bill de Blasio.
Amalgamated Transit Union, ATU Local 726, ATU Local 1056, ATU Local 1179 ATU Local 1181 - 1061, American Council
of Engineering Companies
of New York Asian Americans for Equality, Center for Working Families, Citizens Committee for NYC, Common Cause / NY, Construction Industry Council, CUNY Institute for Urban Systems, DC 37, DC 37 Local 375B, DC37 Local 1655, Empire State Transportation Alliance, Environmental Defense Fund, General Contractors Association
of New York, League
of Women Voters
of the
City of NY, League
of Women Voters
of New York State, Long Island Contractors» Association, Inc. (LICA), MTA Coalition
of Unions, National Conference
of Firemen and Oilers, New York Building Congress, NY League
of Conservation Voters, NYPIRG Straphangers Campaign, NYS Council
of Machinists, NY State Legislative Conference Board, NYS Transportation Equity Alliance, PCAC to MTA, Pratt Center for Community Development, Regional Plan Association, Reinvent Albany, Teamsters Local 808, Transit
Riders Action Committee, Transportation Alternatives, TWU Local 100, TWU Local 252, TWU Local2001, TWU Local 2054, Transport Workers International Union
of America, Tri-State Transportation Campaign, UPROSE, We Act for Environmental Justice, Women's
City Club.
Upgrading the signal system is critical to a smoother commute for all New Yorkers and I commend Councilmember Lander for the creation
of signalfail.com — an online transparency tool that will assist in showing how the outdated signal system is impacting
riders across New York
City,» said Assemblymember Robert Carroll.
Also at 9 a.m., NYC Councilman Daniel Garodnick,
city Department
of Transportation Manhattan Borough Commissioner Luis Sanchez and
Riders Alliance announce and unveil nearly $ 1 million in upgrades for bus riders in Manhattan, southeast corner of East 68th Street and Lexington Avenue, Manh
Riders Alliance announce and unveil nearly $ 1 million in upgrades for bus
riders in Manhattan, southeast corner of East 68th Street and Lexington Avenue, Manh
riders in Manhattan, southeast corner
of East 68th Street and Lexington Avenue, Manhattan.
Jaqi Cohen, the campaign coordinator for the Straphangers Campaign, an advocacy group, called it «one
of the biggest wins for our
city's 2.5 million daily bus
riders in more than half a century.»
7:00 AM — New York
City Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez and Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz kick off their «
Riders Respond Transit Tour»
of the New York -LSB-...]
7:00 AM — New York
City Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez and Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz continue their «
Riders Respond Transit Tour»
of the New York
City subway system, which they will each ride -LSB-...]
A series
of subway and commuter train crises last spring prompted the Democratic governor to declare a state
of emergency for the
city's transit system after predicting
riders faced a «summer
of hell.»
That's how Paul Massey characterized my question
of whether it's fair that the Staten Island ferry is free while
riders on all other New York
City public transportation pay at least part
of the cost.
Uber has argued that its
riders already pay more in taxes than taxi
riders and that most
of the company's trips in New York
City are outside the congested areas
of Manhattan.
A line
of strong storms has pushed across New York
City and badly disrupted the evening commute, stranding thousands
of train
riders.
New York
City transit
riders might have taken some small measure
of satisfaction from the sight
of Carl Kruger resigning from the State Senate earlier this week.
«It's not Wi - Fi that's going to bring those
riders back,» said Jon Orcutt, spokesman at TransitCenter and former policy director at the
city's Department
of Transportation.
In backing Lhota, Cuomo is turning to a trusted hand to fix what has become an increasingly nightmarish situation for
riders of the
city's subway system.
Subway and railroad
riders in the
city have faced rough commutes Tuesday, following a full day
of problems on several lines and the Long Island Rail Road.
The «summer
of hell» as Cuomo termed it is here, as Amtrak
riders will share in the misery alongside New York
City commuters.
Swarms
of aggressive
riders on all - terrain vehicles, nonregistered motorized bikes and scooters should move their act from New York
City streets to Long Island or risk having their rides seized and destroyed, NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton said.
After the District
of Columbia legalized the recreational use
of marijuana, Congress — which oversees the
city — added a
rider that would have limited the municipal government from using any funds to normalize the drug.
The Boston Post Road, between what was then the relatively small
City of New York and Boston, began as a path to deliver the post using post
riders (the first ride to lay out the Upper Post Road starting January 22, 1673), and developed into a wagon, or stage road in later colonial times.
PARK SLOPE, BROOKLYN —
City Councilman Brad Lander on Friday joined a group
of elected officials who are riding the subway for 24 hours to get
rider feedback about the crumbling system.
Republican Joe Lhota, a businessman, former chair
of the
city transit authority and deputy mayor under Republican Rudy Giuliani, has repeatedly accused Democrat Bill de Blasio
of being soft on crime, lambasting de Blasio's reaction to a recent incident in New York involving a large group
of motorcycle
riders who chased and beat the driver
of an SUV.
«New York
City is a lion share
of the
riders.
On Monday morning, while Mr. de Blasio was testifying, the Senate's Independent Democratic Conference, a group
of Democrats who collaborate with the Republicans, released a survey in which they said 75 percent
of city subway
riders supported the
city paying for half
of the subway action plan.
Arcadis found that New York fared especially well under the category
of «people,» ranking second even in the world in terms
of rider connectivity, and — in a likely shocker to the
city's disabled commuters — wheelchair access.
Licensed for - hire vehicles from Nassau and Westchester can only either drop off or pick up a
rider in New York
City as part of a trip outside the c
City as part
of a trip outside the
citycity.
While Gov. Andrew Cuomo controls the MTA and the state Legislature is supposed to provide oversight, Albany has been notably missing in action as
riders have endured one disastrous commute after another — even in the face
of more regular prodding by New York
City Mayor Bill de Blasio and others.
On Tues., July 24th, Transit Workers» Union Local 100, together with transit
riders, elected officials and community advocates, gathered on
City Hall's steps to announce the launch
of the «Bring Back Our Buses and Subways» campaign and called on the Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) to restore all transit services cut in 2010.
The New York Public Transit Association, which represents systems outside
of New York
City, wrote Cuomo a letter declaring support for the fee «to help offset the loss
of riders and revenue on existing public transit systems from [ride - hailing companies»] operation.»
Advocates say failing bus service is not just an issue
of commuting, but also
of equity — bus
riders earn about 30 percent less than their subway counterparts, according to the
city comptroller's office, and tend to be primarily immigrants and minorities.
Now, with the passage
of the
city budget just weeks away, advocates with the
Riders Alliance and Community Service Society gathered in Harlem on Monday to bring that call to action to regular New Yorkers.