Skip to content

  • Dangerous Intersections discussion

  • Wiki pages reorganized, crashstat 2.0

    from Nick Grossman on 2007-12-27 17:23
    Hi Everyone,
    
    Nick Grossman here from the Open Planning Project (producers of NYCstreets, Streetsblog and StreetFilms).  I did a little reorganizing of the wiki pages for this project today -- take a look at the project homepage: http://www.nycstreets.org/projects/dangerous-intersections.   You'll notice that now each intersection has its own page, with a map of the area.  
    
    It's easy to create new wiki pages, but it might not be super apparent how to at the moment -- to do so, just click EDIT on the homepage, and add the title of the new page you'd like to see.  Then, wrap the title in double-parentheses, like this:  ((my new page)).  When you click "Save" on the homepage, the link to your new page will show up in red.  Click on it, and you can edit away.  We're working on making this process a little clearer, but in the meantime, let me know if you have any questions.
    
    Also, I wanted to point out a new website called CrashStat 2.0 (www.crashstat.org), created by Transportation Alternatives (www.transalt.org).  CrashStat tracks the most dangerous intersections in NYC and publishes tallies of pedestrian & cyclist injuries and deaths at each one.  Very compelling stuff.  You can read more about CrashStat here: http://www.streetsblog.org/2007/12/04/crashstat-20-reveals-nyc%E2%80%99s-most-dangerous-intersections/
    
    Ok, thanks for your work.  
    
    Nick Grossman
    
    
    
    Thread Outline:
  • RE: Wiki pages reorganized, crashstat 2.0

    from Peter Frishauf on 2007-12-27 18:39
    Nick,
    
    Thanks for doing this....the information is much more meaningful now.
    
    Might it be possible for the wiki to link directly to crash-stat data, ie. A
    data-feed from crash stat that would report the stats on the intersections
    discussed.  Note that all the intersections reported in the wiki have had
    crash-stat incidents.
    
    I would be nice if the reverse could work, too, ie. That crash-state events
    could link to the wiki discussion.
    
    Regards,
    
    -----Original Message-----
    From: Nick Grossman [mailto:nickyg@...] 
    Sent: Thursday, December 27, 2007 5:23 PM
    To: dangerous-intersections-discussion@...
    Subject: [Dangerous Intersections discussion] Wiki pages reorganized,
    crashstat 2.0
    
    Hi Everyone,
    
    Nick Grossman here from the Open Planning Project (producers of NYCstreets,
    Streetsblog and StreetFilms).  I did a little reorganizing of the wiki pages
    for this project today -- take a look at the project homepage:
    http://www.nycstreets.org/projects/dangerous-intersections.   You'll notice
    that now each intersection has its own page, with a map of the area.  
    
    It's easy to create new wiki pages, but it might not be super apparent how
    to at the moment -- to do so, just click EDIT on the homepage, and add the
    title of the new page you'd like to see.  Then, wrap the title in
    double-parentheses, like this:  ((my new page)).  When you click "Save" on
    the homepage, the link to your new page will show up in red.  Click on it,
    and you can edit away.  We're working on making this process a little
    clearer, but in the meantime, let me know if you have any questions.
    
    Also, I wanted to point out a new website called CrashStat 2.0
    (www.crashstat.org), created by Transportation Alternatives
    (www.transalt.org).  CrashStat tracks the most dangerous intersections in
    NYC and publishes tallies of pedestrian & cyclist injuries and deaths at
    each one.  Very compelling stuff.  You can read more about CrashStat here:
    http://www.streetsblog.org/2007/12/04/crashstat-20-reveals-nyc%E2%80%99s-mos
    t-dangerous-intersections/
    
    Ok, thanks for your work.  
    
    Nick Grossman
    
    
    
    
    --
    Archive:
    http://www.nycstreets.org/projects/dangerous-intersections/lists/dangerous-i
    ntersections-discussion/archive/2007/12/1198794191840
    To unsubscribe send an email with subject unsubscribe to
    dangerous-intersections-discussion@....  Please contact
    dangerous-intersections-discussion-manager@... for
    questions.