Alternative transportationfromGothamist1 month agoNYC moves to allow mopeds on Brooklyn, Queensboro bridgesProposed rule change would legally allow moped riders on two key NYC bridges, addressing safety and congestion issues.
BrooklynfromNews 12 - Default1 month agoNew proposal would allow mopeds on Brooklyn, Queensboro BridgesMopeds with license plates may soon be allowed on Brooklyn and Queensboro Bridges, benefiting delivery workers.
fromTime Out New York1 month agoAlternative transportationYou might soon be allowed to ride a moped on these two NYC bridgesNew regulations may soon allow mopeds on Brooklyn and Queensboro Bridges to increase safety and reduce illegal bike lane use.
Alternative transportationfromGothamist1 month agoNYC moves to allow mopeds on Brooklyn, Queensboro bridgesProposed rule change would legally allow moped riders on two key NYC bridges, addressing safety and congestion issues.
BrooklynfromNews 12 - Default1 month agoNew proposal would allow mopeds on Brooklyn, Queensboro BridgesMopeds with license plates may soon be allowed on Brooklyn and Queensboro Bridges, benefiting delivery workers.
fromTime Out New York1 month agoAlternative transportationYou might soon be allowed to ride a moped on these two NYC bridgesNew regulations may soon allow mopeds on Brooklyn and Queensboro Bridges to increase safety and reduce illegal bike lane use.
Alternative transportationfromStreetsblog1 month agoEXCLUSIVE: City Will Let Mopeds Use Queensboro and Brooklyn Bridge Roadways - Streetsblog New York CityThe city will allow moped riders to use Brooklyn and Queensboro bridge roadways, enhancing safety for cyclists and pedestrians.
NYC politicsfromStreetsblog1 month agoNow Do Cars: NYPD Gets Serious About Illegal Parking (But Not THAT Illegal Parking) - Streetsblog New York CityNYPD's weekend crackdown on illegal parking focused solely on mopeds and e-bikes, raising concerns about inconsistency in enforcement.
fromStreetsblog3 months agoNYC politicsHochul's 'Heavy' E-Bike Proposal is Light on Potential: Critics - Streetsblog New York CityGov. Hochul proposed treating heavy electric bikes like mopeds, but advocates criticized the plan as ineffective for street safety.
fromBrooklyn Eagle9 months agoNYC politicsHochul signs legislation regulating lithium-ion batteries and electric bikesGov. Kathy Hochul signed legislation to protect New Yorkers from hazardous lithium-ion batteries, unregistered mopeds, and untracked e-bike accidents.