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Comments (178)
Comments (178)
This lane would be a continuation of the one that already exists on the other side of Eastern Parkway, it would provide a safe route for bicyclists traveling south.
This lane along Winthrop would connect another proposed bike lane with an existing one.
A lane going up Kingston would connect with the bike lane that already exists once you cross Eastern Parkway
A lane here would provide safe access to Eastern Parkway.
A protected bike lane along Nostrand ave.
a protected bike lane that would connect existing bike lanes and provide a safe way to travel across the neighborhood.
A protected bike lane that connects bike lanes that are either proposed or already exist, and provides a safe way for bicyclists to cross Kings Hwy.
This route would connect already existing bike lanes to form a continuous safe route.
Continuation of the protected bike lane along Flatbush Ave. This route would connect with the existing bike lane on Clarendon Rd and provide bike access to Brooklyn College and the shopping center near it.
Connecting the bike lane on Clarendon Rd. to the bike lane that leads to the Jamaica Bay Greenway. This will provide safe access for cyclists in the neighborhood to the Greenway and provide opportunities for nature exploration, exercise, and recreation.
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