Pedestrians Videos

With the recent turn to pedestrian zones, bike lanes and greenways in New York and in many cities around the world, there is a growing sense that a new kind of urbanism is possible, one no longer dominated by the culture and politics of the automobile. Rights of Way will examine the issues surrounding bikes and pedestrianization, and will explore sustainability, finance, public health, and the ways in which the street can serve as a fulcrum in debates about public space and urban life.MODERATOR David Smiley, Assistant Professor of Architecture and Urban Studies at Barnard College PANELISTS Noah Budnick, Transportation Alternatives Richard R. Gonzalez, Urban Design Lab at The Earth Institute Margaret Newman, NYC Department of Transportation Linda Pollak, Marpillero Pollak Architects Sheila Somashekhar, Sustainable South Bronx

www.streetfilms.org She's back! The woman you love to hate (and hate not to love) Veronica Moss, a Washington, D.C. lobbyist for the Automobile User Trade Organization (A.U.T.O.) In this "chapter", she's getting her first gander ever at the new pedestrian-friendly Times Square and she invited Streetfilms along to record her virgin journey. Naturally since she advocates for cars for a living with her every breath, her viewpoints are bound to rankle some. Ms. Moss, who first appeared on Streetfillms a few months ago in an "exclusive" interview to let us know how she feels about cyclists and pedestrians. See here: http://www.streetfilms.org/meet-veronica-moss-auto-lobbyist/

Video "Streetfilms-V Moss Goes to Times Sq (teaser)" von streetfilmsHere's a wonderfully hip teaser for the ever wonderful Veronica Moss (of A.U.T.O.) visiting Times Square. TO see her past adventures: http://www.streetfilms.org/...Tags:auto bike new york city bicycle times square moss veronica transportation pedestrians lobbyist 

Here's a wonderfully hip teaser for the ever wonderful Veronica Moss (of A.U.T.O.) visiting Times Square. TO see her past adventures: http://www.streetfilms.org/...

Jane Jacobs gives a half hour talk at the National Building Museum after receiving the Vincent Scully Prize on November 11, 2000. Please check out our other videos at http://pedestrians.blip.tv and visit our website http://www.pedestrians.org You can also sign up for an RSS feed at http://pedestrians.blip.tv/rss/itunes