Is Mamdani New York City's first real 'bike mayor?'

"Adams Administration's Bike Lane Expansion Defended Amid Criticism: Former Deputy Mayor Weighs In In a move that has sparked heated debate, New York City Mayor Eric Adams' administration has expanded the number of bike lanes across the city, with some critics arguing that the changes have caused congestion and safety issues on major thoroughfares. However, Randy Mastro, the former first deputy mayor under Adams, has come to the defense of the administration's decisions, claiming that the expansion has been significant. Transportation Alternatives, a cycling advocacy group, has been vocal in its criticism of the bike lane changes, but Mastro's comments suggest that the administration is standing firm on its vision for a more bike-friendly city. As the debate over bike lanes continues, one thing is clear: the future of transportation in New York City is at a crossroads."

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, ...