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Chrystie Street's New, Protected Bike Lane Now Open For Cyclists


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Nathan Tempey

Published Dec 21, 2016

Modified Dec 21, 2016


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An example of a protected bike lane, installed last year on Chrystie Street, which runs north/south in Manhattan. Advocates would like to see similar treatments along crosstown routes.
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Nathan Tempey

Published Dec 21, 2016

Modified Dec 21, 2016


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