New Jersey Bicycle and Pedestrian News
Pedestrian Safety Top Morristown Issue for New Year
Morris NewsBee – January 10th
Road Warrior: Bicycle Fatalities in N.J. Defy Overall Drop in Traffic Deaths
NorthJersey.com – January 13th
New Jersey Transportation Planning Authority Approves $1.1 million for Intersection Improvements in Plainfield
NJ.com – January 13th
NJ Pedestrian Deaths Drop by 7 in 2015, Remain Serious Issue
NJ 101.5 – January 17th
Happy trails for Hanover Township: Township begins ambitious Patriots Path connectivity program
Hanover Eagle – January 17th
Report Tells Pedestrians to Watch Out!
New Jersey Herald – January 19th
Newton Celebrates Safety Success, Pledges to Continue Fighting Unsafe Driving and Walking Behaviors
Tap Into Newton – January 19th
Teaneck Discusses Ways to Improve Pedestrian Safety
NorthJersey.com – January 20th
Bicycle Fatalities Jumped in New Jersey in 2015
Insurance Journal – January 20th
Haworth, Railway Close to Deal on Pedestrian Tunnel Repairs
NorthJersey.com – January 21st
Crash Report
Man Walking Home from Work Struck and Killed by Car
NJ.com – January 12th
Boy Injured in Madison Hit-and-Run Returns Home
Madison Eagle – January 14th
6-year-old Pedestrian Killed, Driver Arrested when Car Jumps Curb
NJ 101.5 – January 17th
Driver Charged after Crash Kills 6-year-old Boy, Injures his Mom
NJ.com – January 17th
Opinion
Bill to Create Empowered Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Advisory Council Falls Prey to “Pocket Veto” from Governor Christie
New Jersey Bike & Walk Coalition – January 19th
National Bicycle and Pedestrian News
Bikeshare Programs Could Start Getting More Federal Money
Planning.org – January 14th
The Inequity of Sidewalks
The Washington Post – January 15th
Rich People Walk and Bike for Different Reasons than Poor People Do
Grist – January 15th
How Frozen Minneapolis Became a Biking Mecca
The Des Moines Register – January 16th
On Queens Boulevard, de Blasio Lays Out 2016 Street Safety Agenda
StreetsBlog NYC – January 19th
The Public Transit Paradox
onEarth – January 20th
A Sneak Peek at the Protected Bike Lanes in NACTO’s New Transit Guide
People for Bikes – January 21st