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City Council Passes Bill Requiring More Open Streets In Underserved Neighborhoods arrow A sign for NYC Open Streets hangs from a barricade in Williamsburg. Erik Pendzich/Shutterstock Just days after Mayor Bill de Blasio pledged to allocate more than $12 million to fund the popular Open Streets and Open Restaurants programs, the City Council has passed legislation aimed at creating more Open Streets in the underserved neighborhoods that need them most. The bill will ensure that the Open Streets program will remain a fixture in the city after the pandemic is over. Introduced at the height of the pandemic to give New Yorkers more physical space to roam, the Open Streets program is popular, but many of them rely on volunteer organizations to do all of the work keeping the streets closed to traffic. The result is that community organizations and restaurants in wealthier neighborhoods can afford to have Open Streets, while poorer neighborh ....
Most NYers Would Trade Free Parking For Safer Streets, Survey Says arrow New Yorkers want more open streets, bike lanes, and bus lanes, and they’re willing to sacrifice some free parking to get them. According to a Siena College poll commissioned by Transportation Alternatives and released on Tuesday, 68% of registered voters in New York City supported adding more protected bike lanes, while 63% of those polled wanted to expand the city’s Open Streets program in their neighborhoods. A majority of those polled also said they wanted more dedicated bus lanes, wider sidewalks, greenery, and spaces for children to play, even if it means sacrificing parking or space for vehicles. ....