Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Bert Bunyan has ruled in favor of the city in the Prospect Park West bike lane case, dismissing the plaintiffs' lawsuit on the grounds that they did not file before the statute of limitations had run out. We will have more for you tomorrow, Streetsblog readers. If you care to peruse Judge Bunyan's decision tonight, here it is [PDF]:
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Judge Dismisses PPW Bike Lane Lawsuit: Open Thread
By Ben Fried
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