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Fresh tipster shots from Prince Street. E-mail subject line: "Happy ‘Bike to Work’ Day."
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Protected Bike Lanes for 26th Street and 29th Street Are Home Free
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Manhattan Community Board 5 endorsed DOT's plan for crosstown protected bike lanes on 26th Street and 29th Street last night by a vote of 30 to 6. DOT has said installation will likely begin in "late spring."
Eyes on the Street: Progress on the First Ave Bike Lane. Terrorists Rejoice!
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As Marcia Kramer informed CBS2 viewers last night, construction has begun on the extension of the First and Second Avenue bike lanes from 34th Street to 57th Street. The section of First Avenue from 34th Street to 47th Street is the only part of this project where the bike lane will be physically protected from […]
Eyes on the Street: Tillary Street Bike Lane Parking Lot
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Ian Dutton, organizer of the Houston Street bike safety initiative, made this brief StreetFilm while riding in the physically-separated bike lane on Tillary Street approaching the Brooklyn Bridge. On his YouTube page, Dutton writes, "I was on my way from SoHo to Park Slope when I saw a most remarkable assemblage of press vehicles in […]
Eyes on the Street: Start the Countdown for Midtown’s Crosstown Protected Bike Lanes
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DOT crews were out installing preliminary markings on 26th Street today.
Hot Topic at West Village L Train Shutdown Meeting: The 13th Street Protected Bike Lane
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DOT expects bicycling to double along the L corridor, translating to 2,000-5,000 daily bike trips on 13th Street.
Bicycle Rush Hour on Chrystie Street
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It's now common to see bike traffic outnumber car traffic on this connection to the Manhattan Bridge. The Chrystie Street protected bike lane and the Jay Street protected bike lane, on top of the bike network development that came before them, plus the availability of Citi Bike, are clearly moving the needle.