Last Chance to Tell Lander and Levin How You Feel About the New PPW

Today is the last day you can fill out the Prospect Park West bike lane survey. City Council members Brad Lander and Steve Levin set up the survey a few weeks ago to see what their constituents think of the redesigned PPW.

If you haven’t filled out the survey yet (and especially if you live in the 39th or the 33rd council districts), it’s important to take a couple of minutes and show your local electeds you support safer streets and all-ages cycling infrastructure.

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By Ben Fried |
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Take the PPW Bike Lane Survey

By Ben Fried |
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Confirmed: Former DOT Commish Weinshall Wants PPW Bike Lane Gone

By Ben Fried |
David Goodman’s City Room piece on the PPW bike lane survey includes the first new information in months about the extent of former DOT Commissioner Iris Weinshall’s involvement in efforts to do away with the current design. Following the October demonstrations where bike lane proponents vastly outnumbered naysayers, Weinshall and other opponents have not let […]