Some of the most iconic bridges are in New York City. Brooklyn Bridge, George Washington bridge, Manhattan Bridge, just to name a few. All with an architect that screams, New York City. A modern bridge is something that isn’t so common in the city that never sleeps, until now that is. The Kosciuszko bridge is...
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A New Bridge in NYC
Earth Day In The Big Apple
On April 22nd the world will observe Earth Day. Now more than ever before the world is appreciating more and more the planet with growing concerning issues on the natural environment. For the city that is one of the top producers in hazardous chemicals contributing to the growing concern of global warming, it is taking...
No More Cars In NYC?
Who could picture New York City with no cars? Very few that’s for sure. With the cars making the hustle and bustle of New York City, it seems almost impossible to imagine the city with no cars. The day that there are no cars in New York City may not exist, but for one section...
More Protected Bike Lanes
Buses, taxis, cars, and of course the famous cyclists. You get to see all that at once in a block in New York City. It’s our ways of transportation and thousands of people’s ways of transportation. With the growth of citibike, there has been much debate whether it’s the cars or the cyclists who are more rude....
NYC Bikers Honor 9/11 Victims
Numerous people had lost their lives on 9/11 and as the years past, family members and friends honor the victims of the tragedy including New York City bikers. The America’s 9/11 Ride is where the bikers of New York ride their bicycles and motorcycles around the country to pay tribute to the victims of the...
Brooklyn Bridge May Expand
Envision yourself on a quiet stroll crossing the Brooklyn Bridge, relaxing, and taking the sites of downtown Manhattan. A little further down one can get the beautiful view of almost all Manhattan, as you slowly enjoy the views of the Brooklyn Bridge. You have all the space in the world, not bothering anyone, and can...
2016 Rio Olympics: Women’s Cycling
Day two of the Olympics and already many unforgettable and shocking moments have occurred. While I’m not an avid viewer of the Olympic games, I did happen to catch the end half of the women’s cycling race. To be totally honest, I have never been so on the edge of my seat while watching a...
Citi Bike to Expand to new Heights
New Yorkers are used to the everyday commute, subway, bus, taxi, you name it, but ever since Citi Bike launched back in 2013, it has been a source of not only commuting but also for exercising, making it a huge success. The bikes have been stationed all over the city making it all the easier...