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To Save Lives — And The Theater — Let’s Ban Cars From Broadway

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By Mike Gagliardi
| Streetsblog New York Verified
It broke my heart to hear about the killing of Wenne Alton Davis, the esteemed “Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” actor who was fatally struck by a car driver in December. But it didn’t surprise me. New York City, and the Broadway Theater District in particular, is swarmed with dangerous motor vehicles. As a result, someone’s death at the hands of a car driver in this area was not only possible, but predictable.
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Restaurant Row: Cars Need to Go

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By Mike Gagliardi
| Streetsblog New York Verified
On a recent sunny afternoon, I sat outside Sicily Osteria in the belly of Restaurant Row, having a dream moment: slowly nursing a Negroni and people-watching. Suddenly, the street degenerated into a nightmare that is too often New York City's reality: I was surrounded by honking, stinking, menacing machines. Exhaust perfumed my gin. Engines and horn noises muted my delightful conversation. Heavy machinery blocked my views of the people and the trees.
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How Canton fails pedestrians

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By Mike Gagliardi
| Watertown Daily Times (Watertown, NY) Verified
Is walking an inherently political act? I rather think it is, in a town designed to kill you for it. Admittedly I didn’t start walking to work to protest or demonstrate anything. I did it to become less fat. But since that clearly hasn’t worked, I figured the least I could do was lecture you all about the depressing state of Canton’s pedestrian infrastructure. Except on occasion in the epicenter of downtown, nobody walks anywhere, and it’s not because people don’t want to — it’s because they can’t.
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