The Museum of New York collections can be regarded as treasures of concrete and eloquent, though little articles that have survived from a wide range of organizations and events in the course of over two hundred years. At its core exhibition, the museum shows a wide-range of documentations of publicRead More
Traffic Rules. How I Became a Cyclist
The users of the road range from riders, bad drivers, and drivers. I mostly use bicycle but sometimes I drive my car. There is a reason why I became a cyclist. The traffic rules nyc are known by everyone in the city and state, and adhering to them is mandatory.Read More
2-Hour Reflection Activity to Grow Personal Responsibility
The gift that I give myself so as to help me from making mistakes like the ones that got me into mess is working with the society to promote social justice by visiting the disabled. Not only companies but ordinary people can define social conscience and do their best. I designed this activity toRead More
6 Wheelchair-Friendly Places You Can Visit in New York
New York City is popular among tourists for a reason. It has excellent sceneries, busy streets, and everything else you’ll want to see in a big city. Fortunately, the beauty of the Big Apple is free for all to enjoy— even people in a wheelchair. Although you may be unableRead More
Unusual motion pictures about roads and cycling
8 Unusual motion pictures about roads and cycling Since cycling should be fun, there are some pictures which speaks for themselves. It’s worth your time and strength. For a fun out day on a rough terrain, this high end bicycle got you covered. You will surely love cycling. On aRead More
Top 7 Extraordinary Streets Foods In NY
For the city that never sleeps, you can only expect the best (and the worst) to come out of its streets. Because New York is a mixture of global cultures and traditions, it is no surprise that the unique links between them have manifested themselves by way of food. NYRead More