Episode 337: Rethinking How Public Space Is Allocated In New York City

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

2

Jackson Chaba of Open Plans in Just One Minute

02:19 • 4min

3

New York City - What Is Truly Livable?

05:51 • 3min

4

Is There a War on Cars in New York City?

08:24 • 3min

5

Is There a Congestion Zone?

11:46 • 3min

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Is There a Campaign to Expand the Sidewalks?

14:37 • 2min

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Reimagining the Curb

16:59 • 2min

8

Free on Street Parking Spots in New York City

18:45 • 2min

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Is There a Replacement Vision?

20:46 • 4min

10

Busses Flying Along, Is That a Good Idea?

24:54 • 4min

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Bus Rapid Transit

28:39 • 2min

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New York City - Is There a Bigger Vision?

30:39 • 3min

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How Do You Think About Managing Public Space?

33:11 • 2min

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Is a Car Option a Good Idea?

35:04 • 2min

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New York City Office of Public Space Management

37:06 • 4min

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Is There an Office of Public Space Management?

41:11 • 3min

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New York City - Is the Supercharging a Good Idea?

43:42 • 3min

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How Is the Adams Administration Doing in the First Seven Months?

46:59 • 2min