ALT Cortelyou Road just east of Rugby, showing a parking-separated bike lane that has just been painted on a freshly repaved street surface. The crosswalk is outlined in spray paint and has not yet been painted.
ALT Screenshot of NYT article: Mr. Mamdani is also expected to announce that the city will build a bike lane network through the Brooklyn neighborhoods of Midwood, Flatbush and East Flatbush, and add protected lanes to Dorchester and Cortelyou Roads in Ditmas Park, and along Brooklyn and Kingston Avenues, also in Brooklyn. “These projects will improve the quality of life for so many New Yorkers — but until today many were stalled because of politics,” said Mike Flynn, the city’s new transportation commissioner, in a statement. “This is just the beginning.”
ALT @nycgov Mayor @ZohranKMamdani has issued the following statement in support of our union & relocation fight: "New York City stands with IFPTE Local 98 and the civil servants of the Army Corps of Engineers' New York District against this reckless plan to relocate their offices out of our city. New Yorkers deserve transparency, not a process that strips good union jobs from our city in the dark. I stand with my colleagues in government, on both sides of the aisle, in calling on the federal government to keep the experts who do this vital work, from making our communities more resilient to safeguarding our harbors and waterways, right here in New York." -@NYCMayor We thank @nycmayor @ZohranKMamdani for his support
