Transportation Alternatives.
non-profit organization in the USA
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- Connections
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What's happening
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Ben Furnas, executive director of Transportation Alternatives, is advocating for street reform in New York City.Some support2 reports
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City initiatives are being compared to successful models like Oslo, highlighting shortcomings in the city’s Vision Zero initiative.Some support1 report
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A bill related to transportation initiatives stalled by an advocacy group in the city council.Some support1 report
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Clendenin has received a $450K grant from Transportation Alternatives to support the revitalization of the town.Some support1 report
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Around Transportation Alternatives this week
News at the entities that move Transportation Alternatives most-
Northern Kentucky TransactionalA firm based in New York City acquired a startup located in Northern Kentucky.Moves Transportation Alternatives
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city council OperationalKevin Driscoll has announced his candidacy for Santa Clarita City Council.Moves Transportation Alternatives
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New York City Shared contextAd Week, a major industry event, is being held in midtown Manhattan.Moves Transportation Alternatives
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New York Shared contextCrespo reported Q3 revenue growth and noted that regulatory steps depend on New York, with financial commentary from Middleton.Moves Transportation Alternatives
Connections
The 12 strongest of 14, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Ben Furnas Structural
Ben Furnas serves as the executive director of Transportation Alternatives.
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Kansas Department of Transportation Structural
The relationship is defined by the fact that Entity A manages a program that utilizes federal funding, implying a formal, ongoing functional partnership with Entity B.
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Clendenin Transactional
Clendenin provides a $450K grant to Transportation Alternatives to support town revitalization efforts.
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Cochise County Structural
A project of Cochise County sought necessary funding through the programs administered by Transportation Alternatives.
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Northern Kentucky Transactional
Northern Kentucky provided a grant to Transportation Alternatives for a sidewalk/safety project.
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city council Operational
The advocacy group (Transportation Alternatives) actively engages in the legislative process, influencing the bills considered by the city council.
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Atchison Operational
Transportation Alternatives is involved in receiving funding for downtown projects in Atchison.
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BIG APPLE Mentioned together
The entities are mentioned in the context of advocacy efforts pushing for cost caps on e-bike rides.
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Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments Transactional
Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments awarded a grant through OKI to Transportation Alternatives.
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Crystal Hudson Operational
Crystal Hudson and Transportation Alternatives are observed coordinating advocacy efforts to support e-bike legislation.
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New York City Shared context
Transportation Alternatives operates within the jurisdiction of New York City, advocating for specific policy and infrastructure reforms.
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New York Shared context
No direct evidence linking Transportation Alternatives to cyclist fatalities in New York.
History
Events by the month they beganNovember 2026
1 eventAugust 2026
3 events- Protests and advocacy monitoring took place at Washington Square Park in New York City.
- Kansas Department of Transportation managed a program providing federal funding, which was used to award funding for downtown projects in Atchison.
- Ben Furnas, executive director of Transportation Alternatives, is advocating for street reform in New York City.