Bruckner Boulevard I, Bronx River Greenway | Projects & Initiatives

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Greenways

Greenways provide safe and accessible corridors for transportation and active recreation through parks and on streets. NYC DOT is responsible for the planning, design and implementation of greenways on city streets.

Bruckner Boulevard I, Bronx River Greenway 0.4 linear miles

Segment Description

Bruckner Expresssway between Edgewater Road & Whitlock Avenue

11’ wide north bridge sidewalk

10’ wide 2-way path adjacent to sidewalk

Longfellow Avenue between Aldus Street & Whitlock Avenue

12' wide west sidewalk and tree beds

5' bike lane

1,050 sqft planted tree bed, at Whitlock Avenue and Longfellow Avenue

Whitlock Avenue between Aldus Street & Bruckner Boulevard

12' wide east sidewalk, connected tree beds and greenspace adjacent to Sheridan Expressway

Bruckner Boulevard between between Whitlock Avenue & Bryant Avenue

12’ wide west sidewalk and tree beds

10’ wide, 2-way bike lanes, protected from the adjacent vehicle lane by concrete barriers

Bruckner Boulevard between between Bryant Avenue & Hunts Point Avenue

12’ wide west sidewalk and tree beds

Shared use lane adjacent to sidewalk

Maintenance of this segment includes

Sidewalks and tree beds

and bicycle routes, on the north side of Summit Street and the west side of Imlay Street and Conover Street, from fence line to the buffer.

The two-way, concrete barrier protected bike lanes along Bruckner Boulevard.

All traffic control devices present along this path, and landscaping features that are not maintained by adjacent residences or property owners.

Segment Specific Considerations

The on-street portion of this greenway is accessible by DSNY street cleaning and snow removal.

Access to snow removal equipment will be necessary to clear the bridge sidewalk of snow or ice.

The irregular tree bed at Whitlock Avenue and Longfellow Avenue, and the greenspace adjacent to Sheridan Expressway may be planted.

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