Mayor's McGuinness Boulevard Plan divides Brooklyn community. Why his compromise is upsetting both sides
Briefly

Jordana Jacobs expressed a deep concern for safety in Greenpoint, stating the fear of letting her son walk around the neighborhood arose after a near-miss with a reckless truck driver.
Councilmember Lincoln Rester emphasized the widespread community support for the full redesign of McGuinness Boulevard, citing backing from over 10,000 residents and all elected officials representing Greenpoint.
Bronwyn Breitner criticized the implemented compromised plan, asserting the flex lane is ineffective and results in continuous blockage of the bike lane, undermining the intended safety.
Despite extensive community activism, the mayor's implementation of a simplified alternative plan has left both activists and local businesses dissatisfied and concerned about public safety.
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