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Public space, active design, and transportation

Physical activity and healthy eating rank among the leading ways to get and stay healthy. Active design is an applied, evidence-informed approach to …

Accessibility

About 10% of New Yorkers have a disability with varying access needs. The environment can create barriers to meet those needs, or remove those …

Active design

Physical activity and healthy eating are among the leading ways to get and stay healthy. Active design is an applied, evidence-informed approach to …

Physical activity

Physical activity is an important part of a healthy lifestyle. Regular physical activity is associated with many health benefits, including improved …

Transportation-related injuries

Traffic injuries are no accident. Like other public health problems, they follow predictable patterns and can be prevented. In NYC, traffic injuries, …

Walking, driving, and cycling

People get around New York City in many ways - public transit, walking, cycling, driving, and other modes too. When these individual behaviors are …

Environments matter: the road to street safety in NYC

Since we published this data story, some data in it have been updated. Get updated data on: Transportation-related injuries The COVID-19 public …

Air quality during COVID-19

What happens when NYC stays home? The COVID-19 pandemic upended the lives of all New Yorkers. The outbreak has affected many aspects of our daily …

Air quality snapshots: special findings from 10 years of NYCCAS

Skip Nav A traffic health threat: air toxics Noise levels that harm health The benefits of cleaner fuel Special monitoring for environmental justice …