Mamdani Embraces 20-Year-Old Plan to Create A Car-Free Link Between Prospect Park And Grand Army Plaza - Streetsblog New York City
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Mamdani Embraces 20-Year-Old Plan to Create A Car-Free Link Between Prospect Park And Grand Army Plaza - Streetsblog New York City
"The redesign eliminates motor vehicle traffic between Union Street and Eastern Parkway to allow for much safer, calmer and more rational pedestrian experience."
"DOT will also add and upgrade bike lanes in the area, with painted bike lanes becoming raised and parking-protected."
"The new design will dramatically simplify where and how people can cross the street, entirely eliminating the notorious concrete triangle on Flatbush Avenue."
"If the project actually breaks ground this time, Mamdani and Flynn will be delivering on an idea that Brooklyn advocates began discussing in 2006."
Grand Army Plaza will be redesigned to improve safety and connectivity to Prospect Park, as announced by Mayor Mamdani. The plan eliminates motor vehicle traffic between Union Street and Eastern Parkway, creating a safer pedestrian environment. The redesign simplifies traffic flow and adds upgraded bike lanes. The notorious concrete triangle on Flatbush Avenue will be removed to reduce crowding. This project aims to fulfill a vision discussed by local advocates since 2006, promoting a more people-first space.
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