by Phoebe Neidl (phoebe@brooklyneagle.net), published online 12-29-2008 By Phoebe Neidl WILLIAMSBURG-The controversy over the Kent Avenue bike lane ...
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Hipsters v. Hasidim Over Brooklyn Bike Lane
By Nathan Schneider Did Williamsburg's Hasidic community have Mayor Bloomberg close a major bike lane simply because they were offended by the immodestly ...
Arrests Made In Brooklyn Bike Lane Divide
Police have arrested two people for allegedly re-painting bike lanes on a street in Williamsburg where a battle has erupted between local bicycle ...
News Comment of the Day: Debate continues on bike lane for new bridge
If we had planned a replacement 10 years ago, then maybe we could build an architectural wonder with a bike lane, but because the replacement wasn't thought ...
DIY Bedford Ave Bike Lane Fades to Black in South Williamsburg
The saga continues: At some point last night or early this morning, the impromptu bike lane painted by activists on Bedford Avenue in South Williamsburg was ...
Hasidim v. Hipsters: The Great Williamsburg Bike Lane Debate is Tonight!
The city late last year removed the inner stripe of the bike lane and painted over the "bike lane" pavement signs. Keep reading for more on that ...
Bike Lane Brouhaha: Officials Backpedal on Kent Ave
We continue to receive emails about the controversial Kent Avenue bike lane in Brooklyn, which has become the front line in the battle over bike lanes. ...
Video: No Truce At Bedford Avenue Bike Lane Debate
Supporters of the Bedford Avenue lane insisted that a biking path on Brooklyn's longest road is necessary for both transportation and safety, ...
Re-cyclers! Activists repaint Bedford Avenue bike lane
By Sabrina Jaszi Bike activists repainted the Bedford Avenue bike lane the other night - and much of their efforts are still visible. ...
New bike lane not final
By Frank Luba, The Province September 10, 2010 If the controversial Hornby Street separated bike lane causes too much disruption, Vancouver Coun. ...
Project Bike Lane
By Eric Wilson Marilynn K. Yee/The New York Times Jessica Velasquez, above, with her winning designs from the "Bike in Style Challenge." There are many reasons why New York City commuters have been hesitant to bicycle to work in greater numbers: ...