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NYCDOT Hosts Walk21
The New York City Department of Transportation (NYCDOT) hosted Walk21, the 10th International Conference for Walking. The conference was held at New York University in Manhattan's Greenwich Village on Wednesday, October 7th through Friday, October 9th.

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		Port Authority of NY & NJ Alerts & Advisories Visit the Port Authority of NY & NJ's Web site to sign up for various alerts and advisories regarding the PATH train, bridges and tunnels, bus terminals, airports, and more. Learn more
		Subway and Bus Safety and Rules The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) New York City Transit Web site provides tips for riding safely on subways and buses. The site also provides highlights of the NYC Transit Rules of Conduct. Learn more
		Information about Towed Vehicles The Department of Consumer Affairs Web site explains which agencies tow for which reasons, what the process is, which private companies are used, how booting is used, and more. Learn more
		Parking Regulations Search The NYC Department of Transportation (DOT) recently announced a new application allowing you to search on-street parking regulations Citywide. Learn more

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	You Can Receive Transportation-Related Email Alerts Sign-up to receive email alerts from the Dept. of Transportation to learn about ASP suspensions, SI Ferry schedule changes, and general transportation news. Traffic Safety is Taught in NYC Schools A pilot traffic safety education program has been rolled out in 11 schools in Brooklyn and Staten Island. Walk to School and Safety City Learning Centers also aim to improve traffic safety awareness with children. NYC Traffic Cams are Online City drivers can access the Advanced Traveler Information System, which provides streaming video from various locations in all five boroughs. 30-Day Unlimited Ride MetroCards are Insured Now, when you purchase a 30-Day Unlimited Ride MetroCard, you'll be protected from loss or theft of the card when you purchase it with a credit, debit, or ATM card from a MetroCard Vending Machine. Learn more on the MTA Web site.