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NYC Is the Cutting Edge for Urban Transportation and a Vision for a Sustainable Future
Posted: 22 February, 2011 • Category: News • Tags: Built form, Transport • Comments(0)
New York City, America’s most populous city, is often seen as lumbering when it comes to change. Â However Janette Sadik-Khan, the transportation commissioner, has made great strides in moving New Your City into the 21st Century. Â She has overseen the building of hundreds of innovative bike lanes; she has secured huge grants from the Feds to improve bus service, and she has made the streets safer than they have been in many decades. Â Some people believe she is moving too fast, others think she is a visionary – determined and fearless.
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