Transportation Alternatives (TA) is a New York City cycling advocacy group working to improve conditions for cyclists.

Transportation Alternatives (TA) is a dedicated organization in New York City that consistently works to improve conditions for cyclists throughout the region. From maintaining bike routes on the Queensboro and Brooklyn Bridges to implementing the West Street Bikeway and reducing car access to city parks, TA has implemented hundreds of improvements that benefit riders. The group is deeply connected to Bicycle Habitat, with its founder having served as President and Executive Director of TA, a relationship that made Bicycle Habitat possible. Volunteers are always welcome to join the community effort. Beyond advocacy, the page lists several other cycling groups in New York City, including the Five Borough Bicycle Club, New York Cycle Club, Century Road Club Association, Times Up, WE Bike, Fast & Fabulous, and the Weekday Cyclists, which offers weekly rides in Central Park. The text also provides excerpts from NYC traffic rules regarding bicycle definitions, sidewalk restrictions for specific age groups, and prohibitions on using bicycles on expressways and highways unless signs permit.