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ParksNew Yorkers for Bicycling Declaration?Hi There , I was approached by a NYC Bike Ambassador while riding to work this morning and he asked me to sign a Declaration to support bike lanes in NYC. Unfortunately I was running late and didn't have time, but he said that I could sign it online as well. Where can I find this NYers for Bicycling Declaration? Morning of the Tour de QueensSubmitted by Aja on July 26, 2010 - 3:25pm. New PPW Bike Lane!Submitted by Anonymous on July 15, 2010 - 12:56pm. Call for Photos: Cycling the New Prospect Park West Bike Lane
Do you have photos of the glorious new two-way, parking protected bike lane on Brooklyn's Prospect Park West? Send 'em our way! We want to document how this innovative street improvement is making this street safer for all street users. Show us how the lane is improving your ride! To post pics, sign in (or create an account if you don't yet have one!) and submit to the "Photos" section of bikingrules.org Photos may also be submitted to aja@transalt.org
Urban Park Ranger Present: "Circle and Squares" a biking history tour of Manhattan's most famous small parks and green streets. We'll start at Columbus Circle, and bike down Broadway stopping at all the Squares for a brief rest and history tour. We'll breeze through the newly renovated Times Squae, pass through Herald and Madison Square, and end at Union Square to enjoy some fresh produce from the Green Market. Remember to bring your helmet, lock and cold water. Sunday, August 2nd at 10am Meet at Columbus Circle, Central Park All programs are FREE to the public
gabepizza@nyc.rr.com http://nyc.gov/parks/rangers (212) 568-5448 Independence DayI spent the afternoon of Independence Day checking out some of the neighborhoods and promenades in Northern Queens. The route I chose took me from the Queensborough Bridge to Sunnyside then out farther east on 34th Avenue into Jackson Heights and Corona. Coming off of the Queensborough Bridge is the most confusing part of the bike route network I have come across yet. On the bike map it looks like there is a greenway straight from the bridge to Queens Boulevard, but I realized later that I misread the map. There is a proposed greenway to connect the bridge to Queens Boulevard, but for now you are left to determine your own path across the complex intersection that is clearly designed for autos getting onto the bridge, not for pedestrians or cyclists. Once I got onto Queens Boulevard though, there were clear bike paths the rest of the way, and great signage to get me east. |