"Adams Administration Defended Amid Bike Lane Expansion Criticism: Former Deputy Mayor Weighs In A heated debate over bike lane expansion in New York City has taken a new turn, with a former top aide to Mayor Eric Adams defending the administration's decisions. In a statement, Randy Mastro, the former first deputy mayor, claimed that the city has significantly increased the number of bike lanes under Adams' leadership. However, critics, including advocacy group Transportation Alternatives, have raised concerns about the impact of these expansions on traffic congestion and public safety. As the city continues to grapple with the challenges of balancing transportation needs with urban growth, the controversy surrounding bike lanes is likely to remain a contentious issue."
Randy Mastro, the former first deputy mayor under Adams, defended Adams’ decisions and said the administration expanded the number of bike lanes “by a lot.” According to Transportation Alternatives, ...