Mayoral front-runner Eric Adams has signed the petition calling for the open street on 34th Avenue in Queens to be turned into a linear park, the latest nail in the coffin carrying the hopes of anti-safety, pro-car activists who seek to destroy what the city calls its "gold standard" open street.

With Adams now joining Kathryn Garcia, Andrew Yang, Maya Wiley, Scott Stringer and Art Chang by signing the petition, it is now safe to say that the next mayor will turn the 34th Avenue open street into a linear park rather than give in to a small number of neighborhood car owners who put their ability to park above their neighbors' needs to breathe clean air and have space to recreate.

The Brooklyn Borough President was clear that his support centered on equity.