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Citi Bike Is Stranding Cyclists in Greenpoint During G Train Shutdowns - Streetsblog New York City (opens the original)
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Citi Bike is struggling to accommodate the surging number of cyclists who ride its bikes to access and navigate Greenpoint amid this year’s repeated closures of the neighborhood’s only subway line, as local officials call on Citi Bike’s parent company to fix the bike-share system for good. “There is no reliable way to get in and out of the neighborhood, so people want to bike, and then there’s no place to get rid of your bike,” said Lincoln Restler, who represents Brooklyn’s northernmost neighbo
Julie Menin is Weighing At Least 17 E-Bike and E-Moto Bills — Here's What We Know - Streetsblog New York City (opens the original)
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City Council Speaker Julie Menin is throwing the book at the “e-bike” debate and considering no less than 17 bills related to e-micromobility regulation at a marquee hearing scheduled for late September. At a press conference on Tuesday announcing the new bills, Menin claimed that her “comprehensive legislative review” was “not about blaming any one party,” but none of the bills directly address reckless car and truck drivers, who cause the majority of e-bike-involved crashes and kill or injure
Eyes on the Street: Inwood's Newest Bike Lane Forces Greenway Cyclists To Take the Stairs - Streetsblog New York City (opens the original)
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A new bike lane connecting Inwood to the Hudson River Greenway requires cyclists to cross a highway on-ramp and carry their bikes up and down stairs — because some locals criticized a more direct, stair-free plan that would have repurposed 40 parking spots. Mayor Mamdani’s Department of Transportation installed the two-way protected bike lane on Riverside Drive earlier this year, more than a year after the local community board rejected an earlier plan to run the bike lane on nearby Dyckman Stre
Eyes on the Street: It Is Time For Kent Avenue To Be Car-Free (opens the original)
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The Kent Avenue bike lane has become a victim of its own success, so we put some eyes on the street.
'It's a Great Bike Lane': King Souvlaki Abandons Astoria Lawsuit Fight - Streetsblog New York City (opens the original)
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The owners of Astoria’s renowned King Souvlaki food truck took the city to court last year to stop the city from installing a protected bike lane on 31st Street — but now, they’re supporters. “It’s a good setup and we get to stay in the spot we’ve been at since 1979. … It’s a great bike lane, I like it,” said Lampros Tsampas, whose family-owned food truck was one of several 31st Street merchants that sued to stop the project last year. After a Queens judge ordered the city to halt work on the bi
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