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CB7 LOOKING AT NEW TRAFFIC CHANGES IN LOWER 60’S

June 14, 2016 | 9:13 AM
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60th street traffic

A Community Board 7 committee will review potential changes to traffic and sidewalks in the lower West 60’s at a meeting Tuesday night. The city hasn’t released many details yet of the plan, but should do so at the meeting, which starts at 7 at 250 West 87th street.

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Photo of intersection in front of Fordham University via Department of Transportation.

 

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Siddhartha
Siddhartha
10 years ago

Glad they are doing a study of this area.

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Janet Davis
Janet Davis
10 years ago

The traffic pattern which was already instituted on Broadway, directing traffic onto Columbus ave instead of continuing onward down Broadway, has had enormous negative repercussions.
The traffic now on Central Park West is bumper to bumper with cars going through the walk signs and honking non stop.
It has become very dangerous to cross street on CPW below 68 Street.

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