According to Streetsblog, Central Park will be gaining another bike lane, and losing a traffic lane in its place. The path will be along 72nd Street, and will run between Central Park West and Fifth Avenue.
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According to Streetsblog, Central Park will be gaining another bike lane, and losing a traffic lane in its place. The path will be along 72nd Street, and will run between Central Park West and Fifth Avenue. Announced last night by Central Park Conservancy President Doug Blonsky at a Community Board 7 meeting, the redesign should be in place by this June, just in time for summer.
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