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• Extensive cycling network
• Traffic calming/safe streets for cycling
Large scale public bike system
A new mode of transportation
• 450 new bikeway miles (725km) 2007-2014
• DOT bike counts increase by 106% 2007-2013
• CitiBike: Over 15 million trips since May 2013
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DAILY NEWS NEW YORK NEWS POLITICS SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT
RABU ABONOUR
Brooklyn Council members Carlos Menchaca, left, and Antonio Reynoso, right, are among those who
are now biking instead of driving or taking public transit.
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Biking is picking up amongst City Council
members, reflecting overall increase of city
bikers
A handful of freshmen elected officials have swapped cars and public transit for
bicycles, reflecting the growing trend of New Yorkers who prefer riding on two wheels.
BY CORINNE LESTCH ^Follow I NEW YORK DAILY NEWS I Sunday, Augual 24. 2014, 12:00 AM
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Biking to work is picking up speed among City Council members.
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