bike lanes

The DOT will present its proposal for six new painted bike lanes on the Upper East Side on Feb. 3.

The change is one of a number proposed by the city to improve traffic safety in and around Astoria Park.

Mayor Bill de Blasio has hailed his Vision Zero safety plan with reducing fatalities citywide.

The city is planning to add a protected bike lane, a new bus lane and left-turn lanes to Second Avenue.

The recent redesign of Queens Boulevard has sparked debate among readers.

The lanes — recently named among the best in the nation — dominated discussions at a recent CB2 meeting.

Queens Boulevard was ranked third on People for Bikes' annual list of best new bike lane projects.

Community Board 8 is calling on the city to install more crosstown bike lanes in the neighborhood.

Citi Bike will host a workshop to find out where to put the docking stations next week.

In case you missed the town hall, we tweeted the highlights from last night. 

The artwork is part of a city program that aims to beautify drab concrete transportation barriers.

The agency is looking at the feasibility of adding bicycle access.

Officials celebrated the creation of 1,000 miles of bike lanes while residents spoke out against one.

Sherman Avenue was redesigned in order to calm traffic on the street, the DOT said.

There are several scenic routes in Queens that bicyclists can try this summer.