Pedestrian and Bike Path Redesign to Brooklyn Bridge
Sector: Bridge • Location: New York City, New York, United States
Source: New York YIMBY
New York City will begin a street redesign to permanently improve pedestrian and bicycle access to the Brooklyn Bridge at its Manhattan entrance in the Financial District. The project will create a new dedicated bike connection along Centre Street and fully separate bike and pedestrian access to the bridge for the first time, including doubling the width of the southern crosswalk between the bridg
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Description | New York City will begin a street redesign to permanently improve pedestrian and bicycle access to the Brooklyn Bridge at its Manhattan entrance in the Financial District. The project will create a new dedicated bike connection along Centre Street and fully separate bike and pedestrian access to the bridge for the first time, including doubling the width of the southern crosswalk between the bridge and City Hall Park. |
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