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Eyes on the Street: Hudson Street Protected Bike Lane Under Construction

Photos: ##https://twitter.com/BrooklynSpoke/status/481122961047715840/photo/1##@BrooklynSpoke##
Photos: @BrooklynSpoke
Photos: ##https://twitter.com/BrooklynSpoke/status/481122961047715840/photo/1##@BrooklynSpoke##

Doug Gordon of Brooklyn Spoke fame tweeted these photos from Hudson Street in the West Village, where DOT is installing a parking-protected bike lane that's seeing use before the green paint goes down.

The upgrade was requested by Community Board 2. As Streetsblog reported in April, it converts the buffered bike lane on Hudson into a parking-protected lane between Houston and Bank Street, where it links up with the existing Eighth Avenue bike lane. It also extends the protected lane on Ninth Avenue south of 14th Street a few blocks, connecting it to the Bleecker Street striped lane.

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