Busiest Bike Path in North America to Be Severed for Weeks

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By Gersh KuntzmanSep 22, 2020, 12:01 am514 ptsHot
The Parks Department will abruptly shut down a portion of the Hudson River Greenway — the continent’s busiest bike path — starting on Monday, Sept. 28 with no provisions for safety for riders who must make an elaborate and extensive detour onto neighborhood streets. First the news: Late on Friday, the…

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