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Bus and protected bike lane construction starts on Brooklyn’s DeKalb and Lafayette Avenues as DOT looks to speed up commutes

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“Bus and protected bike lane construction starts on Brooklyn’s DeKalb and Lafayette Avenues as DOT looks to speed up commutes”

The Department of Transportation officially began work Thursday on a redesign of Brooklyn’s DeKalb and Lafayette Avenues to add nearly 3 miles of bus and protected bike lanes to both stretches. The effort, announced early last month, will involve DOT crews painting a combination of curbside and offset bus lanes down 2.7 miles of each... Read More

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PIX11
“New bus lanes coming to popular Brooklyn route”

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Faster and more reliable bus services are coming to busy portions of Brooklyn soon. Construction has started across sections of DeKalb and Lafayette Avenues in Brooklyn to allow the B38 bus service to speed up, the mayor’s office announced on Thursday. The B38 bus serves 18,000 daily riders between Downtown Brooklyn [...]

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