NJ Bike/Ped Headlines
Volunteers learn how to tend trails at Dover Stone Church preserve
Poughkeepsie Journal – April 30
Garden Communities Begins Leasing of Fair Lawn Mixed-Use Community
MHN Online – May 1
CyclePhilly App Will Help Planners Prioritize Bike Improvements In the South Jersey Suburbs
Walk Bike Jersey – May 1
JLL: Transit hubs still king in N.J. office market
NJBIZ – May 2
Route 35 at Shore to be rebuilt with bicycles in mind
NJ.com – May 2
New Jersey Lagging in Bike-Friendly State Rankings
Mobilizing the Region – May 2
AAA Offers Roadside Bicycle Assistance For Union County Residents
Westfield Patch – May 3
Jersey City bike lanes on wrong side of street, cyclists say
NJ.com – May 5
A Better Way to Spend One Million New Jersey Taxpayer Dollars
Mobilizing the Region – May 8
Passaic Valley towns to get $565K from DOT for streetscape, roadway improvements
NorthJersey.com – May 8
Essex County Complete Streets Implementation Plan Moving to Final Report Phase
Together North Jersey – May 8
Pedestrian Safety at and Near Bus Stops in northern New Jersey
Nelson and Nygaard – May 8
NJ Bike and Walk Coalition – May 8
Alliance forms to protect Great Swamp watershed in Harding
The Bernardsville News – May 9
Sight impaired get help on trail in Mount Olive
Mount Olive Chronicle – May 9
Jaywalkers, beware: Morristown police are taking crosswalk safety to next level
MorristownGreen.com – May 9
Flemington leaders see bus transit as quick step toward revitalization
NJ.com – May 9
CRANBURY: Local towns get $300K DOT grants
CentralJersey.com – May 8
Local towns receive state grants for road projects
Hanover Eagle – May 12
Lumberville-Raven Rock pedestrian bridge rehab wins design award
NJ.com – May 13
Officials: Initiative Helps Eliminate Pedestrian Fatalities Along Route 130
Cinnaminson Patch – May 13
The Jersey Tomato Press – May 13
State awards $81.6 million in grants for road repairs
Sentinel – May 13
Crash Report
Critically injured pedestrian in hit-run identified
Newsday – May 1
Pedestrian struck in crosswalk on Bloomfield Avenue in Caldwell
The Progress – May 1
Teens, Boy Struck by SUV Driven by Fire Director in New Jersey: Police
4 New York – May 7
Drunk Driver Hit, Injured NJ Bicyclist: Cops
4 New York – May 11
Pedestrian struck, killed; Route 70 closed in Southampton Twp., NJ
6abc.com – May 12
Local towns receive state grants for road projects
Hanover Eagle – May 12
Opinion
Struck on the Street: Four Survivors
NY Times – May 2
Alternate Route: Fallout and feedback about my bike crash
APP.com – May 5
Is There Such a Thing as a ‘Masculine’ Way to Ride a Bike?
Atlantic Cities – May 13
National
Survey: Freedom From Car Dependence Appeals Across Generations
Streetsblog – April 30
The push to create new bike commuters, one bike lane at a time
Mother Nature Network – May 1
Study: Baby Boomers Living in Cities Are More Socially Active
Streetsblog – May 2
Could the Strava App Provide the Biking and Walking Data Cities Crave?
Streetsblog – May 2
New Federal Bill Would Help Orient Communities Toward Transit
Streetsblog – May 5
Where roads are dangerous by design
Smart Growth America – May 5
Uh-Oh: Senate Finance Committee Draws a Blank on Transpo Funding
Streetsblog – May 6
League of American Bicyclists – May 6
GOP Appropriations Bill Would Turn TIGER Into a Roads Program
Streetsblog – May 7
Mapping How Far You Can Bike Without Breaking a Sweat
Streetsblog – May 7
Low-Income Americans Walk and Bike to Work the Most
Streetsblog – May 8
Opting Out of Suburban Driving Headaches
Streetsblog – May 8
The Rise of Bicycling in Smaller and Midsize U.S. Cities
Atlantic Cities – May 8
House Reps. Call for Greater Pedestrian & Bike Safety with New Legislation
AASHTO Journal – May 13
Barbara Boxer’s Transportation Bill: Same As It Ever Was
Streetsblog – May 12
CAN BIKE TOURING SAVE SMALL TOWN AMERICA?
People for Bikes – May 12
Videos
How Not to Lock a Bike Like an Idiot
Atlantic Cities – May 5
VIDEO: Cute Kids, Catchy Music Push City’s Traffic Safety Plan
Transportation Nation – May 7
Battling traffic, Pittsford pedestrians now wield flags
Democrat & Chronicle – May 8