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Big Jump

Community Engagement and Planning about Biking in Queens

Big Jump Presentation to Queens CB3 Transportation Committee, March 12, 2019

NYC DOT returned to Queens Community Board 3 Transportation Committee on March 12, 2019 to provide an update on the Big Jump.

Big Jump Presentation to Queens CB3 Transportation Committee, March 12, 20196.19 MB

Big Jump Presentation to Queens CB4 Transportation Committee, January 16, 2019

NYC DOT Big Jump Presentation to Queens Community Board 4 Transportation Committee on January 16, 2019.

2019-01-15 The Big Jump - CB4.pdf6.1 MB

Big Jump Presentation to Queens CB3 Transportation Committee, December 10, 2018

NYC DOT Big Jump Presentation to Queens Community Board 3 Transportation Committee on December 10, 2018

2018-12-10 The Big Jump - CB3 Final.pdf6.16 MB

Big Jump Potential Bicycle Routes

Map of potential bicycle routes for Queens Community Districts 3 and 4. The Big Jump project area covers Elmhurst, Corona, East Elmhurst, and Jackson Heights. The potential bicycle facilities indicated with dashed lines on the map include protected bicycle lanes, conventional bicycle lanes, and shared lanes.

Map of potential bicycle routes for Queens Community Districts 3 and 4.1.82 MB

The Big Jump Community Advisory Committee Meeting Presentation October 17, 2018

The Big Jump Community Advisory Committee Meeting Presentation on October 17, 2018 at Club Cultural de Queens

2018-10-17 The Big Jump CAC.pdf12.59 MB

The Big Jump Community Advisory Committee Meeting Presentation April 25, 2018

The Big Jump Community Advisory Committee Meeting Presentation on April 25, 2018 at Elmhurst Hospital

2018-04-25 The Big Jump - v4.pdf2.9 MB

The Big Jump Community Advisory Committee Meeting Presentation October 25, 2017

The Big Jump Community Advisory Committee Meeting Presentation on October 25, 2017 at Queens Museum

2017-10-25 The Big Jump - CAC Launch v 3.pdf2.02 MB

Reunion de Comité Consultivo Comunitario de El Salto Grande (The Big Jump)

Reunion de Comité Consultivo Comunitario de El Salto Grande (The Big Jump) en Queens Museum el 25 de octubre del 2017

2017-10-25 The Big Jump - CAC Launch ESPANOL.pdf5.57 MB

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