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Reimagine the Cross Bronx

A collective effort to reconnect the communities divided by the Cross Bronx Expressway

Reimagine the Cross Bronx

The Cross Bronx Expressway stretches across the borough as part of Interstate 95 (I-95). It is currently one of the most congested American interstates with some of the highest rates of traffic and collisions, and neighborhoods surrounding the corridor experience some of the worst health issues in the city.

In 2022, NYC Mayor Eric Adams kicked-off a landmark study to Reimagine the Cross Bronx. More information at nyc.gov/CrossBronx.

We are collecting feedback from those who live, work, and travel along the corridor. For a comprehensive list of concepts for this round of engagement please read out draft vision document available on our website here: https://www.crossbronx.info/sites/default/files/2024-10/draft-vision.pdf

El Cross Bronx Expressway se extiende a lo largo del distrito como parte de la Interestatal 95 (I-95). Actualmente, es una de las autopistas estadounidenses más congestionadas, con algunas de las tasas más altas de tráfico y accidentes, y las comunidades alrededor del expreso experimentan algunos de los peores problemas de salud en la ciudad.

En el 2022, el alcalde de Nueva York, Eric Adams, inició un estudio histórico para Reimaginar el Cross Bronx. Más información en el sitio web nyc.gov/CrossBronx.

Estamos recopilando comentarios de aquellos que viven, trabajan y viajan a lo largo del expreso. Para obtener una lista completa de conceptos para esta ronda de participación, lea el borrador del documento de visión disponible en nuestro sitio web aquí: https://www.crossbronx.info/sites/default/files/2024-10/draft-vision.pdf

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