Hurst emphasizes, "This location is really to kind of help offset the demand" for Chick-fil-A in Brooklyn, as the first location has led to significant traffic issues.
In addressing safety and efficiency, Hurst mentions, "It was more like, could we install a permanent structure that takes into consideration all seasonal weather and that gives the drivers protection."
The collaboration with DOT aims to alleviate historic issues, with neighbors previously complaining about delivery drivers riding on sidewalks due to chaotic traffic.
The bike corral design aims to control delivery traffic, with Hurst noting, "We don't want just your typical bike area" as they plan for a structure that enhances safety.
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