After failure by the Adams administration to meet bus and bike targets, safety activists want a lot more accountability from the current mayor. As the Mamdani administration ramps up to release its first legally mandated streets plan, advocates on Tuesday will present a roadmap designed to push City Hall to meet its marks. The five-year.
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After failure by the Adams administration to meet bus and bike targets, safety activists want a lot more accountability from the current mayor. As the Mamdani administration ramps up to release its first legally mandated streets plan, advocates on Tuesday will present a roadmap designed to push City Hall to meet its marks. The five-year.
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