What happened to the bike lane on Dyckman Street?
FYI: Join me today at 2:00pm as the City announces their Bike-Plan! We need to bring an end to the cyclist fatalities. I will continue to work alongside City Hall and advocates to ensure that our streets are the safest cyclists and pedestrian friendly streets in the country!
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Honestly, how can you even tweet this crap, when your record says otherwise?
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Join Mr. Talk to watch him talk! If you want to take some action, get the upcoming 2-way lane on Dyckman to connect to the Hudson River Greenway and Inwood Hill Park instead of ending at Broadway.
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Ydanis - while I wish you had led to preserve the old design - I get it. I still appreciate your leadership on this but please think to the next degree and look at what London and Paris have done to get off of car culture. Madrid tambien!https://www.citylab.com/transportation/2019/07/madrid-car-ban-street-map-city-politics-mayor-court-decision/594487/ …
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What about the bike path on Dyckman Street?
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Removing city owned vehicles from bike lanes and sidewalks would be a good start.
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Highly encourage you to look at the number of cars parked in bike lanes on Amsterdam Ave. 170s
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