Mobile Workshops Recap

Woman in front of a board writing on a post-it note Crowd doing a board activity Cyclist looking up reading a board Crowd gathered including one gentleman typing in a phone Guy filling out a post-it note for feedback Guy holding a flipbook explaining the content on protected bike lanes to a mother and child Guy pointing at a picture on a board filled with post its Woman explaining to man a street design seen in a photo on a board Guy showing a woman a flipbook slide about conventional bike lanes Two people sitting at a table filled with maps, flipbooks. The tablecloth on the table reads New York City DOT Street Ambassadors Man dressed in a green shirt with a logo New York City DOT Street Ambassador reads off a flipbook page on conventional bike lanes to another man eagerly listening Woman types in phone while another woman next to her reads a palmcard
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June was a busy month of outreach for NYC DOT as we received over 200 feedback comments and signed up new residents for our newsletter. We held a series of pop-up workshops in our Big Jump neighborhoods to discuss different levels of bicycle network protection and hear from residents. Mobile workshops allow us to expand our public engagement efforts, particularly to groups traditionally under-represented at public meetings, including non-English speakers. Thank you to everyone that participated and stay tuned for next steps.