Upstate New York’s largest urban areas are expanding their cycling infrastructure as part of a broader push to make cities more bike-friendly. New bike lanes, shared paths, and pedestrian-friendly designs are being integrated into transportation plans to encourage non-motorized travel. Local governments are investing in safer routes and connectivity between neighborhoods, aiming to reduce congestion and promote healthier commutes. The developments reflect a growing trend toward sustainable urban mobility in the region.
Upstate New York’s biggest cities are building for bikes Livingston County News
