A Brooklyn judge upheld a temporary restraining order preserving three blocks of protected bike lane on Bedford Avenue due to safety concerns. The city Department of Transportation presented arguments against the bike lane's continued existence, while supporters highlighted the safety implications of its removal. Influential figures, including former party boss Frank Seddio, represented opponents claiming the bike lane is unnecessary. Seddio asserted that proper NYPD enforcement could ensure safety without the bike lane, yet acknowledged safety issues related to visibility for children at school bus stops.
Judge Carolyn Walker-Diallo held a temporary restraining order on the removal of protected bike lanes on Bedford Avenue, citing concerns over street safety.
Frank Seddio, the opposing lawyer, argued the bike lane's existence is unnecessary as NYPD enforcement could have ensured a safe environment without its presence.
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