Brooklyn Community District 1’s board meeting on Tuesday, September 10, was an opportunity for the Department of Transportation (DOT), local activists, businesses and residents to participate in a thorough discussion about the future of McGuinness Boulevard and Bedford Slip Plaza.

The McGuinness Boulevard redesign project has been a back-and-forth between residents, activists, politicians and the DOT. Ahead of the Community Board meeting, Make McGuinness Safe, a community-led activism grouplobbying for a redesign of McGuinness…

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  1. You DON”T make McGuiness Boulevard safer for pedestrian by adding
    bike lanes – where bikers & speeding e-bike riders consistently ignore traffic regulations and pose a serious hazard to pedestrians,, most especially the elderly, whose reaction time may be slower.

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