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4 days ago

Tuesday's Headlines: Good News for Bridge Bike Lanes Edition - Streetsblog New York City

Mopeds are being allowed on the roadway of the Brooklyn and Queensboro bridges, enhancing safety for cyclists and pedestrians.
NYC politics
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4 days ago

Tuesday's Headlines: Good News for Bridge Bike Lanes Edition - Streetsblog New York City

Mopeds are being allowed on the roadway of the Brooklyn and Queensboro bridges, enhancing safety for cyclists and pedestrians.
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2 months ago

New proposal would allow mopeds on Brooklyn, Queensboro Bridges

Mopeds with license plates may soon be allowed on Brooklyn and Queensboro Bridges, benefiting delivery workers.
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2 months ago

EXCLUSIVE: City Will Let Mopeds Use Queensboro and Brooklyn Bridge Roadways - Streetsblog New York City

The city will allow moped riders to use Brooklyn and Queensboro bridge roadways, enhancing safety for cyclists and pedestrians.
Brooklyn
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2 months ago

New proposal would allow mopeds on Brooklyn, Queensboro Bridges

Mopeds with license plates may soon be allowed on Brooklyn and Queensboro Bridges, benefiting delivery workers.
Alternative transportation
fromStreetsblog
2 months ago

EXCLUSIVE: City Will Let Mopeds Use Queensboro and Brooklyn Bridge Roadways - Streetsblog New York City

The city will allow moped riders to use Brooklyn and Queensboro bridge roadways, enhancing safety for cyclists and pedestrians.
NYC politics
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2 months ago

Now Do Cars: NYPD Gets Serious About Illegal Parking (But Not THAT Illegal Parking) - Streetsblog New York City

NYPD's weekend crackdown on illegal parking focused solely on mopeds and e-bikes, raising concerns about inconsistency in enforcement.
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4 months ago

Hochul's 'Heavy' E-Bike Proposal is Light on Potential: Critics - Streetsblog New York City

Under the new proposal, the heaviest electric bikes, particularly those weighing 100 pounds or more, should be treated like mopeds under state law, which requires licensing and registration.
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