They’re also extending the Hoyt Street bike lane (which runs in the opposite direction) farther south in the Cobble Hill / Boerum Hill area.
And Gothamist has a nifty little map where the lanes will be added.
Red Hook Criterium 2010 links
There are some great blog posts and photos up from last night’s Red Hook Criterium in Brooklyn. Only wish I could have gone myself!
Streetsblog reports on some great news (!) for those of us who often make the two-wheel trip from North to South Brooklyn. Flushing Avenue is the logical connector between the Kent Avenue bike lane and Sands Street/DUMBO. I don’t find it to be too bad of a route because traffic is light, however it’s a little scary when a car flies past at 50+ mph.
Can’t wait to see how this turns out.
Others reporting on this story: The Brooklyn Paper. Gothamist.
Spring is in the air! C’mon ladies, there’s gotta be someone out there willing to give this chap a chance!
UPDATE: I guess humor and sarcasm don’t always come through in blog format… In no way am I vouching for this guy’s personality and general trustworthiness. He might be totally sketchy for all I know. I just thought it was a fun post!
I can’t figure this out: Is this guy/girl looking to trade the broken laptop for a bike? Or will he give away his adult bike to someone who can fix his laptop? Hmm…
(For the record, I’m not interested in either the bike or the laptop. I just thought this post was funny.)
They want improved crossings of Flatbush and Atlantic Aves., and better access to bridges.
(via Streetsblog)
Nice photos too!
(via New York Bike Commuter)
R u serious??
Streetsblog has the scoop on this — and much more intelligent commentary than I do.
(Reminds me of when I got a court summons for riding my bike on the Coney Island boardwalk last summer. Oh the memories…)
I think I heard my bike breath a sigh of relief this morning…
(via Brooklyn Paper)
