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New Park Avenue renderings show wider pedestrian median, bike lanes

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Updated renderings for a redesigned Park Avenue in New York City show an expanded pedestrian median and new bike lanes. Released on Thursday, the plans include additional seating and landscaping to improve space for pedestrians and cyclists.

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Updated renderings of a redesigned Park Avenue have been released by Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Thursday, and it's good news if you are a pedestrian or biker. The latest renderings of Park Avenue now show an expanded median that will allow more space for pedestrians. New seating and landscaping will be [...]

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