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Readers offered some suggestions and others rejected the idea completely.

The city also plans on reducing the size of some existing stations, according to the community board.

Brooklyn will get 73 more docking stations this summer, DOT officials said Thursday night.

The new signal at East Eighth Street and Caton Avenue is one of several local safety upgrades.

The community board voted in favor of six crosstown bike lanes to be added to the neighborhood.

The city is converting the Astoria Park street to a one-way road by turning one lane into a bike path.

Residents had hoped to get a compromise from the school but were disappointed, they say.

Now there's a separate path for bikers and pedestrians, officials say.

This will be the third time that the DOT proposes a set of crosstown bike lanes to the community.  

The bridge is an increasingly popular span for cyclists traveling between Brooklyn and Queens.

Officials will hold the first of several community meetings about the proposal starting May 9.

A fixed bridge would scuttle plans to use barges to remove sludge during the canal's Superfund cleanup.

The protected bike lane will arrive earlier than expected, in mid-May, a DOT official said.

The bridge will be closed from 12:00 to 5:00 a.m. for work needed complete bike lanes there.

The city needs "maintenance partners" to commit to caring for micro-gardens on the pedestrian islands.