"Adams Administration's Bike Lane Expansion Defended by Former Deputy Mayor. In a move that has sparked debate among New York City residents, former First Deputy Mayor Randy Mastro has come to the defense of Mayor Eric Adams' transportation policies, specifically highlighting the significant expansion of bike lanes throughout the city. According to Mastro, the administration has made substantial strides in this area, with Transportation Alternatives, a leading cycling advocacy group, citing a notable increase in bike lane infrastructure. However, critics have raised concerns about the impact of these changes on traffic congestion and local businesses, leaving the city's transportation landscape 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, ...