Prospect-Lefferts Gardens, Flatbush and East Flatbush now have a cycling thoroughfare to East River crossings with a newly completed protected bike lane on Flatbush Avenue as well as 4th Avenue.
The 4th Avenue protected bike lane from 65th Street to the Barclays Center links cyclists up to Flatbush Avenue, something elected officials say will give a safe thoroughfare to underserved communities east of Prospect Park, according to Department of Transportation officials at a ribbon-cutting in Grand Army Plaza on Thursday.
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DOT officials celebrated the completion of protected bike lanes linking Brooklyn residents to East River crossings. Photo by Mark Hallum Prospect-Lefferts Gardens, Flatbush and East Flatbush now have a cycling thoroughfare to East River crossings with a newly completed protected bike lane on Flatbush Avenue as well as 4th [...]
