PLAYGROUNDS ON STREETS? NYC's radical mayor-elect unveils wild transport plan #shorts
By Fox Business
Key Concepts:
- Democratic Socialism
- Transportation Alternatives
- Transportation Agenda
- Playground Deserts
- Cul-de-sacs
- Busways
- School Streets
- Traffic Bans
Zorami Appoints Ben Furnis to Transportation Transition Team
Democratic socialist and New York City mayor-elect, Zorami, has appointed Ben Furnis, the executive director of Transportation Alternatives, to his transition team. Furnis will focus on transportation, climate, and infrastructure.
Furnis's Transportation Agenda: A Detailed Look
The New York Post has characterized Furnis as a "car-hating activist" and has highlighted his comprehensive transportation agenda, which includes over 80 demands.
- Playground Proposal: A notable and, according to the New York Post, "bizarre proposal" is the plan to build playgrounds in the middle of streets. These streets would subsequently be redesigned into cul-de-sacs. The stated aim of this initiative is to address the city's "playground desert problem."
- Busways: The agenda advocates for the implementation of busways on every major city route.
- School Streets: The plan also includes the creation of "school streets," which would involve banning traffic on streets located near every New York City school.
Liz Peak's Perspective
Liz Peak is quoted as calling this initiative a "brilliant idea."
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