Neighborhood Streets News is the newsletter for participating groups and is available here in PDF format.

• Fall 2001
  • State Legislature Says "No" to Street Safety
  • City Calls on NSN to Help Defeat Dangerous New “Right Turn on Red” Law for Staten Island
  • The Bronx Safe Routes Program Wins Big--New York City DOT Takes Safe Routes to School Citywide
• Winter 2001
  • Neighborhood Streets Network Details Opportunities to Tame Streets Atlantic Avenue Betterment
  • Reinforced Bollards = Pedestrian Safety
  • Speed Hump Confusion Continues
  • Traffic Calming Gallery: Snowstorm Neckdowns
• Fall 2000
  • Major Pedestrian Improvements for Herald Square Atlantic Avenue Betterment
  • Almost 500 Speed Humps in NYC!
  • Network Group Goes ‘Guerilla’ in Battle for Broome Street
  • Signs + Traffic Calming = Safety in Queens
• Summer 2000
  • Traffic Calming Vote Leaves Community Scratching Head, Points to Larger Problems
  • Traffic Calming: Debunking the Myths
  • Signs Are Springing Up Everywhere. Is Traffic Calming Next?
  • Photo Gallery: Queens Mini-Traffic Circles
• Spring 2000
  • No Progress on Traffic Calming Law
  • ‘Human Bowling Alley’ on Queens Boulevard
  • Debunking the Myths: Traffic Calming Liability
  • DOT Turns Traffic Calming Project On Head
  • City to Pedestrians: ‘Watch for Trucks on Sidewalk’
• Winter 1999
  • City Hall Affirms Support for Speed Humps
  • NSN Group Letters Go Out
  • Downtown Residents Rally Against Truck Traffic
  • Bay Ridge Stops Street Widenings
  • Special Thanks to Legislative Traffic Calmers
• Summer 1999
  • NSN Going Strong
  • Slow Speed Bill: We’re Almost There (But We Need Your Help)!
  • Safe Routes to School Program Builds on Success
  • Downtown Brooklyn Traffic Calming Hits Rough Spot

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