Flatbush Avenue Center Bus Lanes
Sector: Cement • Location: New York City, New York, USA
Source: Moovit
New York City will resume construction of center-running bus lanes along Flatbush Avenue in Brooklyn at the end of April 2026. The project aims to accelerate service for six bus routes serving approximately 132,000 residents by adding six large concrete islands in the center of the street for boarding. The lanes separate buses from general traffic to improve speed and reduce conflicts with other s
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Description | New York City will resume construction of center-running bus lanes along Flatbush Avenue in Brooklyn at the end of April 2026. The project aims to accelerate service for six bus routes serving approximately 132,000 residents by adding six large concrete islands in the center of the street for boarding. The lanes separate buses from general traffic to improve speed and reduce conflicts with other street users. |
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