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The Best Reasons For Hiring A Chauffeured Car For Your Dubai Trip

Chauffeured automobiles are ideal for those travelers and residents who don’t love to drive. Chauffeured service is actually hiring a car along with a professional driver.Continue reading

The 5 Best Coastal Beach Towns For Biking In The USA

Some people ride bikes competitively, while others prefer to ride bikes for pleasure. If you are in the latter group, you probably own a women's cruiser bike or similar bicycle that’s built for comfort rather than speed.Continue reading

NYC Release Winter Outdoor Dining Guidance From Harlem To Hollis

Mayor Bill de Blasio joined the Department of Buildings (DOB), Department of Transportation (DOT), and the Fire Department of New York (FDNY) today to release thorough guidance for city restaurantsContinue reading

Nine Strategies That Will Increase Your Harlem Food Truck Revenue

Food trucks have increased in popularity over the last decade. From 2008 to 2014, the industry saw revenue increase at an annual rate of 12.4 percent.Continue reading

Top 10 Tips For Driving Your Car Safely At A High-Speed

High-speed driving gives you a thrill that no other activity does. But if you lose control over the steering once, the consequences can be deadly. Continue reading

Transportation Committee Talk NYC’s Outdoor Dining and Open Restaurants Program

Uptown's Ydanis Rodriguez stated, "As someone who has been fighting on behalf of small businesses since the start of the pandemic, I am happy to hear that Mayor de Blasio will be extending the outdoor dining initiative year-round.Continue reading

NYC Limits By 5 MPH On Nine Major Streets Citywide From Harlem To Hollis

Mayor Bill de Blasio announced today that speed limits will be reduced by 5 MPH on 25 miles of major streets with some the highest rates of crashes across the five boroughs.Continue reading

MTA Warns Of Service Cuts Without $12 Billion “Hole” In Federal Aid

Service cuts of 40 percent. Longer waits for trains and buses. Fare increases. More than 7,200 employees from Harlem to Hollis permanently cut.Continue reading

Driving With The Windows Down Could Expose Consumers To 80% More Air Pollution

Air pollution continues to be a global health risk for consumers, contributing to tens of thousands of deaths in the U.S. in recent years. Continue reading

Metro-North To Operate Regular Weekday Service On The Harlem And Other Lines

On Monday, August 10th, 2020, Metro-North will operate its regularly scheduled weekday service on the Hudson, Harlem and New Haven Lines.Continue reading

What To Do After A Lyft Accident

As the presence of ridesharing services like Lyft continues to grow in Houston, TX, the likelihood of car accidents involving Lyft drivers also increases.Continue reading

Revel Must Address Issues Related To Safety After Two Deaths, Says Uptown’s Rodriguez

Uptown's Ydanis Rodriguez stated that "in the past week alone two New Yorkers have lost their lives in Revel crashes,Continue reading

Do Meal Delivery Services Really Save You Money?

With the lingering effects of COVID-19, many of you might be looking for options for having things delivered to your home, including meals. Continue reading

Gov. Andrew Cuomo Preparing For Long Island Rail Road Reopening This Week

Speaking at Jones Beach on Sunday, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said that Long Island is still on track to begin phase one of reopening this week and that the LIRR is preparing for more riders.Continue reading

The COVID Crisis: The City Extends Open Streets Program To Selected Area Of Harlem

Cars will be banned from three Harlem streets this week as the city Department of Transportation works to open dozens of miles of streets to pedestrians to aid with social distancing, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Wednesday.Continue reading