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K
4 years ago

Nor'eastern's March storm that brought us snow, th...

Nor'eastern's March storm that brought us snow, then freezing rain, piled onto more snow yesterday made for a difficult dig out of street parking a day later, to say the least.
Downtown Alliance saw this lady struggling to pick away, unsuccessfully, at almost 2 feet of accumulated ice around her car parked on the street near Brookfield Place. Extremely grateful to have had the help you gentleman provided - I would have never made it out!
Thank you for your kindness! Keep up the great work :)

n
4 years ago

Ive boarded these buses many times and only once d...

Ive boarded these buses many times and only once did I get off before my stop due to what appeared to be a large extended family with a person in a wheel chair, boarding and crowding on to the bus making it very uncomfortable and probably filled over capacity. Otherwise although drivers range from very friendly and announcing all stops to quietly driving the route stopping when buzzed I ve always been satisfied with the free ride. In addition I have availed myself to the information shared at the cart and those folks have always been friendly and helpful

K
4 years ago

I am a downtown resident who utilizes the Downtown...

I am a downtown resident who utilizes the Downtown Connection. Tonight, a bus bee let the Water and Wall bus stop. The only was I could get the bus was to step in front of a commuter bus to wave him down. There is space at the bus stop for multiple buses to pick up passengers. Instead, the Connection drivers routinely take the opportunity to by pass bus stops. Even when there is no other bus, they ride in the left lane forcing passengers to step into the right lane in front of other vehicles or bicycles in order to aggressive wave and get in the bus. The drivers appear to misunderstand the purpose of running the buses. I will testify in court when someone is injured or killed behind this practice. Downtown Alliance there must be a company deserving of the contract. I have witnessed drivers who don't know the route, lie to passengers and who are surly and unprofessional. I appreciate the idea if he service. I simply do not appreciate how it is provided to the public. It is horrible service. Horrible.

S
5 years ago

An African American downtown bus driver on around...

An African American downtown bus driver on around 340 pm Saturday September 24 just took 59 people on bus from one of those tour guides at the Native American museum who have been blocked by this bus.Something passed between their hands.

This was an incredibly dangerous ride 30 people sitting on floor with 15 people on top of each other.all seats filled doubly. One man the only who spoke English told me they paid tour guide for the bus too.
He said other buses refused to stop.

The rest of the journey The bus driver refused to pick up BPC residents who pay taxes waiting at other stops.

This is really outrageous !

He wouldn t let my 85 year old grandmother out because she was sitting in back of bus and couldn t reach the door over the people so we had to go to ferry and take taxi back to BPC.

About Alliance for downtown new york

The Alliance for Downtown New York is a non-profit organization that provides services, research, and visitor information for the Lower Manhattan business improvement district. The organization was established in 1995 to promote economic development and improve the quality of life in Lower Manhattan.

The Alliance for Downtown New York has been instrumental in transforming Lower Manhattan into a vibrant and dynamic community. The organization works closely with local businesses, property owners, residents, and government agencies to create a welcoming environment that attracts visitors from all over the world.

One of the key services provided by the Alliance for Downtown New York is its Clean Team program. This program employs more than 100 workers who clean streets, sidewalks, and public spaces throughout Lower Manhattan. The Clean Team also provides graffiti removal services and helps maintain public parks and plazas.

In addition to its Clean Team program, the Alliance for Downtown New York offers a range of other services designed to support local businesses. These include marketing campaigns aimed at promoting downtown as a destination for shopping, dining, and entertainment; advocacy efforts aimed at improving transportation infrastructure; and programs designed to help small businesses access capital.

The Alliance for Downtown New York also conducts research on issues related to economic development in Lower Manhattan. This research helps inform policy decisions made by local government officials and business leaders.

Another important function of the Alliance for Downtown New York is providing visitor information about Lower Manhattan. The organization operates two Visitor Centers located at One World Trade Center (also known as Freedom Tower) and South Street Seaport Museum respectively where visitors can get maps of downtown area attractions or learn about upcoming events happening around town.

Overall, the work done by the Alliance for Downtown New York has had a significant impact on improving quality of life in Lower Manhattan while promoting economic growth within this vital part of NYC's economy. With their continued efforts towards making downtown an attractive destination through various initiatives such as marketing campaigns or advocacy efforts aimed at improving transportation infrastructure coupled with their commitment towards maintaining cleanliness through their Clean Team Program - it's no wonder why they are considered one among many organizations leading charge towards revitalizing this historic neighborhood!

Alliance for downtown new york

Alliance for downtown new york

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