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

New York City's Bike Lane Expansion Sparks Debate: Former Mayor's Aide Weighs In A contentious issue has emerged in New York City as the Adams administration's bike lane expansion plans come under fire from some critics. Randy Mastro, the former first deputy mayor under Mayor Eric Adams, has spoken out in defense of the administration's decisions, claiming that the number of bike lanes has increased significantly. However, Transportation Alternatives, a leading cycling advocacy group, has expressed concerns about the expansion, sparking a heated debate about the city's transportation infrastructure. As the city continues to grapple with traffic congestion and air pollution, the fate of bike lanes remains a pressing concern for residents and commuters alike.

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, ...