Making The City Safe For Bikes
22 January 2006 - 7:00am
Alec Appelbaum urges New York City to develop a "bike-safe" network.
"...what's really needed is a new bike-safe network. As pedestrian traffic swells in Midtown Manhattan and families clog sidewalks throughout gentrifying neighborhoods, bikers ought to find room on the street. More two-lane buffers along arteries to parks and shopping strips would make a huge difference. So would broader bike parking, which Transportation Alternatives wants the City Council to require in office buildings. For now, two-wheeled New Yorkers rely on ingenuity..."
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Source:
MetropolisMag.com, January 18, 2006
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