MTA officials announced the completion of improved access for bicyclists, pedestrians, and micromobility users on the Robert F. Kennedy, Henry Hudson, and Cross Bay Bridges. A significant $128 million investment from the MTA's capital plan will facilitate easier crossings and increased accessibility. The RFK Bridge now has a dedicated, ADA-accessible shared-use path, providing a continuous car-free route from Manhattan to Randall's Island and linking various boroughs. This development aligns with the agency's strategic action plan to promote safe micromobility and pedestrian infrastructure.
MTA NYC's Robert F. Kennedy Bridge now features a shared-use path for cyclists, micromobility users, and pedestrians, offering smoother transport to Randall's Island.
The MTA's ongoing investment has transformed the RFK Bridge, providing a continuous car-free route enhancing accessibility for pedestrians and cyclists across multiple boroughs.
The recently completed upgrades reflect the agency's $128 million commitment and efforts from the 2020-2024 capital plan to create safer urban travel options.
These improvements include new ramps and safety features, ensuring that the bridge is ADA-accessible and integrated into a broader Greenway plan connecting key areas of the city.
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