Great. Russia doesn't have a history of accidentally shooting down commercial airplanes. I feel so much better now.
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Great. Russia doesn't have a history of accidentally shooting down commercial airplanes. I feel so much better now.
I'm sticking with my initial assessment then.
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Australia: It's really far away.
So Europe - US - NZ/AUS? Jeez. That's quite an itinerary.
Perhaps I'm being dense, but I'm confused by the connection. Are these Europeans who otherwise would be going to the Middle East or Americans taking the long way?
This would actually be a very useful AI-based task.
They would help with the out of state registration issue though.
Confidently strolling directly into the path of 4 lanes of oncoming traffic.
One of these buildings is AI's version of part of Macys.
I personally am very familiar with the part of West 42nd St that dead-ends into a Verizon Store which is across the street from a VerCert store and a Starbucks'
Apparently this was some early-ish Obama Era recategorization of streets in various cities that's coming back to bite us. For a while it helped with federal funding but now we're seeing the downside to it.
The AirTrain fare is apparently now $8.75, up a quarter as of today-ish I guess. What a racket.
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You might remember me from Twitter. My dad started a GoFundMe campaign to raise funds to cover the cost of my sister Ellie's needed medical care.
The link is gofund.me/1822d1ad9
Please read the link's details, consider donating, and/or sharing it as widely as possible.
Sincerely,
Shaul Picker
The new mayor said he wants "streets that are the envy of the world" — yet his Department of Transportation continues its predecessor's flawed policy on daylighting. nyc.streetsblog.org/2026/03/03/n...
SCOOP: Amtrak made last-minute decision to fix switches at a New York Penn Station interlocking during last 10 days of Portal Cutover.
Same area as 2017 Summer of Hell repairs.
More info at NorthJersey.com
If you can’t sign up to speak, you have 72 hours from the end of the hearing to send a written statement to testimony@council.nyc.gov.
Today and yes.
Here’s a toolkit with additional talking points, courtesy of @openplans.org
Literally you can just sign up!
Donald Trump's attempt to kill congestion pricing just failed in court — and in spectacular fashion.
I've said it before and I'll say it again: The cameras are staying on.
🚨 Sending out a call for help. Do you like outdoor dining? Want it year-round? There's still time to testify in support at today's City Council hearing. The anti-outdoor dining cranks are out in full force.
Sign up here and pick the 10am on Transportation & Infrastructure
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Currently reading the 1959 Congressional hearing where Bill Vickrey — a future Nobel Prize winner — made the first public case for congestion pricing.
Vickrey: "One of the advantages of this type of charge is that you discourage the peak use at the same time that you encourage the nonpeak use."
Congestion charges have been enacted in quite small cities in the UK, notably Durham (population 50,000) and Oxford (population 165,000). The assumption that congestion charges are only for cities on a New York / San Francisco / Philadelphia scale is not necessarily correct.
Janno throws a ding at Sean Duffy.
The cameras stay on.
Also, the news does not cover "Crime Goes Down" stories in the same. Did you know that there have been only 32 murders in NYC through 3/1 this year? That's a 42% decline since last year. Remarkable!
Lotta factors at play here: TikTok + Citizen + NextDoor + Local TV News + X accounts that game the algorithm. Ultimately, it all stems back to the fact that everyone's walking around with a handheld video camera in their pocket these days.
Quality over quantity.
Incredible things happening the LA mass transit system
Did Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers design this?
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