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Cycling Routes

09/18/2026 - 12:49

Foster Ave - Coney Island Ave - East 10 St - Brooklyn

I think there should be a closed off dedicated bike lane on Foster. It is one of the most efficient east/west routes into Sunset Park/Borough Park from Flatbush. There is no space, people double park and cars go very fast. It is also a bus route which further narrows the street space for biking. Sometimes I am forced to bike on the sidewalk.

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Cycling Routes

09/17/2026 - 11:40

Winthrop St - Brooklyn Ave - Kingston Ave

Kingston Ave should be have a parking protected bike lane all the way to Fulton Street

Cycling Routes

09/17/2026 - 11:38

Winthrop St - New York Ave - Brooklyn Ave

Brooklyn Ave should get a parking-protected bike lane all the way to Fulton Street

Cycling Routes

09/17/2026 - 11:35

Flatbush Ave - Kings Highway - Lott Pl

A flatbush avenue bike lane would be absolutely amazing for connectivity

Cycling Routes

09/17/2026 - 11:33

Eastern Parkway - Bedford Ave - Rogers Ave

Bedford Ave is generally a good route in this area already but it could be a lot more protected/safer

Cycling Routes

08/06/2026 - 16:40

Woodruff Ave - Ocean Ave - East 21 St

There needs to be a two-way PROTECTED bike lane on Clarkson ave and into Woodruff that connects Cedford ave with Ocean ave. Its impossible to bike in this area, feels incredibly unsafe with double parked cars everywhere.

Cycling Routes

06/10/2026 - 15:28

Brooklyn Ave - Union St - President St

A protected bike lane connection to the planned bergen/dean bike boulevard is so, so important for making a more complete and fully protected network, especially in a neighborhood with so many families.

Cycling Routes

06/10/2026 - 15:23

Eastern Parkway - Bedford Ave - Rogers Ave

When I'm going on a long ride north/south in this area, I always use bedford. I think it could use more protection, and maybe even green wave timing in some areas.

Cycling Routes

12/21/2025 - 23:30

Ocean Ave - Avenue I - Avenue H

Ocean Avenue and/or Bedford Avenue should have a protected bike lane that goes down into south Brooklyn, meaning that the bike lanes would be on the interior side of the parked cars and protected from traffic. Otherwise there are always just cars parked in the bike lanes rendering the bike lanes useless because cyclists are forced to weave in and out of traffic.

Cycling Routes

10/22/2025 - 09:34

Farragut Rd - East 24 St - Bedford Ave

It is extremely difficult to travel east/west in by bike in midwood. making a two-way bike path along campus road and avenue H would greatly alleviate this issu.e

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