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March 11, 2006
If Traffic Is a Disease, Where’s the Cure?
Courier-Life covers the transportation meeting of the Park Slope Civic Council:
Aaron Naparstek told the Council March 2 that traffic is viewed as inevitable the way cholera was viewed more than a century ago, whereas it should be looked at as a human-made problem, and mitigated as one.To deal with the onslaught of vehicles that promises only to get worse as a smorgasbord of planned developments including the Atlantic Yards project and Brooklyn Bridge Park towers come to fruition – if in fact they do – Naparstek and colleagues are calling on the city to improve public transit and create new bike lanes, helping Brooklynites to leave their cars at home.
Posted by amy at March 11, 2006 9:55 AM