Friend of the QueensWay is hosting a bike tour on March 15th that follows the path of the abandoned Long Island Rail Road tracks, from Rego Park to the Aqueduct Racetrack in Ozone Park. The organization is pushing to transform the rails into a cohesive greenway through the borough. Peter Beadle, of the Friends of…
great news. but from what I hear, the bikes won't be installed till 2015 (but I hope I am wrong on this!)
Let’s Bring Citi Bike to Queens!I was at that meeting - the CB seemed receptive to the idea. They made a good point about improving accessibility to the new megadevelopments at Hallets Point- it's a perfect fit, and it's not included in the current planning zone.
The DOT Kicks off the Planning Process for Astoria Bike Share!Great news. Now if we can get some kind of bike lane on the Review Ave bridge to Greenpoint all my Queens to Brooklyn commuting woes will be taken care of.
Bike Lanes a Go for Sunnyside, Long Island CityGreat news. But what about the Queensborough Bridge? The shared pedestrian/bike path is chaotic with missing divider lines, criss-crossing lanes at the start on the Queens side and ever more users.
Headway on Several Streetscape Proposals for Long Island City and Astoria