Two years ago, we launched a petition to show support for the Open Street on Vanderbilt Ave and the Underhill Bike Boulevard. Within 3 days, thousands of people had signed to voice their support. Years later, the petition continues to thrive, with more than 5,000 signers, the majority of them locals.
The Vanderbilt Open Streets program effectively creates a two-way protected bike lane during its operating hours, in an area that is lacking a safe north-south connection, on a key route from north Brooklyn to Prospect Park and beyond. To assess the impact of and demand for a permanent protected cycling route on Vanderbilt Avenue, we counted bike lane users during Open Street operations and compared these with counts on regular weekdays when the Open Street was not operating.
Treat yourself with an item from the brand new Vanderbilt Open Streets merch store!
We’re thrilled to announce several items available for purchase, featuring a design by local cartoonist Katie Brookoff! Rep your support for Vanderbilt Open Streets with exclusive tees, sweatshirts and totes — styles for both adults and kiddos!
Preparations for the Open Streets season are in the final stages. Those of you who have walked the avenue recently may have noticed that barriers and equipment are on-site and flyers and posters are going up! But when DOT dropped off the equipment last week, we noticed something odd —
We’re only a few days away from the start of the 2025 Open Streets season on Vanderbilt Avenue! The start of the season is always exciting and reminds us why we do the hard work of running the Open Street — the benefits are incredible when it all comes to life!
Two years ago, we launched a petition to show support for the Open Street on Vanderbilt Ave and the Underhill Bike Boulevard. Within 3 days, thousands of people had signed to voice their support. Years later, the petition continues to thrive, with more than 5,000 signers, the majority of them locals.
The Vanderbilt Open Streets program effectively creates a two-way protected bike lane during its operating hours, in an area that is lacking a safe north-south connection, on a key route from north Brooklyn to Prospect Park and beyond. To assess the impact of and demand for a permanent protected cycling route on Vanderbilt Avenue, we counted bike lane users during Open Street operations and compared these with counts on regular weekdays when the Open Street was not operating.
Treat yourself with an item from the brand new Vanderbilt Open Streets merch store!
We’re thrilled to announce several items available for purchase, featuring a design by local cartoonist Katie Brookoff! Rep your support for Vanderbilt Open Streets with exclusive tees, sweatshirts and totes — styles for both adults and kiddos!
Preparations for the Open Streets season are in the final stages. Those of you who have walked the avenue recently may have noticed that barriers and equipment are on-site and flyers and posters are going up! But when DOT dropped off the equipment last week, we noticed something odd —
We’re only a few days away from the start of the 2025 Open Streets season on Vanderbilt Avenue! The start of the season is always exciting and reminds us why we do the hard work of running the Open Street — the benefits are incredible when it all comes to life!
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