Crews were out during the storm yesterday clearing NYC's bridge paths and protected bike lanes -- and we have the proof! Thanks, Twitter.
Good to see @NYCSanitation plowing the Kent Ave Protected Bicycle Lane.
— Maximillian (@MaxSholl) March 14, 2017
Will the 1st & 2nd Ave Bike Lanes in Manhattan be plowed? @nyc311 pic.twitter.com/pbI58HbE03
Our snow clearance Achilles' heel remains the legal no-man's-land where sidewalks transition to roadbeds, which everyone has to cross but no one is required to clear.
Plowing that snow right in front of the wheelchair ramps Willoughby/Lawrence dt Brooklyn. @nyc311 #a11y @NYCSanitation @Gothamist pic.twitter.com/eBjXpMAROx
— Chris Pangilinan (@cap_transport) March 15, 2017
A lot of bus stops are still buried, too...
Welcome to the bus stop. Ask your local wheelchair user about vaulting over three feet of trash and snow to use public transit. pic.twitter.com/4cOjAdxMyi
— Julia Kite-Laidlaw (@juliakite) March 15, 2017
The city isn't taking 311 complaints about sidewalk conditions, but you can vent to Streetsblog. Tell us all about your post-Stella walking and biking travails in the comments. (Sneckdown fanatics -- you'll get your fix in a separate post, promise.)
