We're really disappointed to hear that the bike lane network in Community District 14, including protected bike lanes on Cortelyou and Dorchester Roads, will not be installed this year as DOT originally presented. We're hearing they're targeting installation for next year.

Protected bike lanes are proven solutions that make streets safer for everyone: pedestrians, bicyclists, and drivers.

Come out tomorrow to support safer streets streets at tomorrow's CB9 meeting:

No organizing meeting this month. Tomorrow is Election Day—polls are open from 6 AM to 9 PM! Also, register to attend Brooklyn CB 14's Transportation Committee meeting this Thursday, including an update from @nyctransit.bsky.social on the Interborough Express: cb14brooklyn.com/meeting/tran...

Our monthly organizing meeting is tonight at 7 PM on Zoom! Same link as always, email us if you need it. Hope to see you there!

On the agenda for this Wednesday evening's meeting of Brooklyn Community Board 7 is a proposal for a two-way protected bike lane on McDonald Ave between 10th Av/20th St and Fort Hamilton Pkwy. Speak up for this important connection at public comment: www.nyc.gov/site/brookly...

TONIGHT at 6:30: Show your support to complete the protected two-way bicycle lane on the perimeter of Prospect Park. Register to attend this committee meeting of Brooklyn CB14 online, which will discuss the Ocean Avenue segment: cb14brooklyn.com/meeting/comm...

We're disappointed to see this very small school safety project get scaled back even more. Brooklyn and Kingston Avenues have plenty of space to ensure people are safe no matter what mode of transportation they choose. nyc.streetsblog.org/2025/09/08/d...

"These heartbreaking stories reflect an unsettling truth: our city has not yet built streets that are safe for children." Powerful words by @bkbpreynoso.bsky.social on why we need universal daylighting now in NYC. www.amny.com/oped/op-ed-c...

Our monthly organizing meeting is tonight at 7 PM on Zoom! Join us as we discuss recent announcements around better connections in our neighborhood and continue to push for safer and more effective streets for everyone. Email us if you need the Zoom link!

We're saddened to hear a 70-year-old man was hit and killed by a car while crossing the street in Midwood. Our streets need to be designed to prioritize pedestrian safety - no one should die just trying to walk around our neighborhoods. brooklyn.news12.com/police-70-ye...

Our July organizing meeting is tonight! Join us at 7 PM on Zoom (email us if you need the link) to talk about next steps to get safer and more effective streets in our neighborhood.

At last week's Brooklyn CB14 transportation committee meeting, @nyc-dot.bsky.social presented an update on bike network expansion in the district. The slides are now online: www.nyc.gov/html/dot/dow...

Our monthly organizing meeting is tonight at 7 PM—please note the earlier time. Same Zoom link (DM or email if you need it). Join us for updates on our campaign to make our neighborhood streets safe and effective for everyone and to find ways to get involved!

Want better, more reliable buses on Flatbush Avenue? Don't forget to sign this petition from our partners at @ridersalliance.org: action.ridersalliance.org/better-flatb...

Yesterday, at Flatbush Food Co-op's "Sustainable Sunday" event, we chatted with neighbors about our campaign to make it easier and safer to get around in climate-friendly ways. A few themes from our conversations with people who dropped by:

Join us and other great community organizations for Sustainable Sunday at the Flatbush Food Co-op, April 27. Bring your e-waste and papers for shredding, and then chat with us about how street designs that are safe and effective for people to get around also sustain a healthy planet and environment!

We're thrilled to see CM Rita Joseph's clear and strong support for Intro 1138 at today's @council.nyc.gov hearing! She knows that universal daylighting will make streets safer for everyone and understands that safety is a top priority. Thank you, Councilmember, for your leadership!

Join us and other great community organizations for Sustainable Sunday at the Flatbush Food Co-op, April 27. Bring your e-waste and papers for shredding, and then chat with us about how street designs that are safe and effective for people to get around also sustain a healthy planet and environment!

Our monthly organizing meeting is tonight at 8 PM. (Email us if you need the Zoom link.) Hope to see you there as we continue to fight for safe and effective streets for all.

We are heartbroken by the news this weekend of a family killed while crossing the street in Midwood on what was a beautiful Shabbat afternoon. We are particularly grieved that this tragedy was preventable.

Our March organizing meeting is tonight at 8 PM on Zoom (DM or email us if you don't have the link). Join us to get involved in the ongoing work to make our neighborhood streets safe and effective for everyone!

Our campaign, along with @tabk.bsky.social and CM Rita Joseph, sent a letter to @nyc-dot.bsky.social and the Mayor urging them to protect bicyclists and all users of the streets in our neighborhoods, calling out almost a decade of inaction from the city: flatbushstreetsforpeople.com/uploads/flat...

Don't forget—there's a meeting TONIGHT at 6:30 to discuss Better Buses for Flatbush Avenue and DOT engagement on the protected bike lane network. If you haven't yet registered, RSVP here by 5 PM for the WebEx link: cb14brooklyn.com/meeting/tran...

Just a reminder—no group meeting this month. But don't forget to RSVP for the 2/19 CB14 Transportation Committee meeting to discuss buses and bikes and more: cb14brooklyn.com/meeting/tran... Shoot us an email or DM if you want to get plugged into other organizing activities this month!

This is tonight! RSVP here: bit.ly/plgsafestreets

On Wednesday, February 19, CB14's Transportation Committee will meet to discuss the recent Better Buses for Flatbush Avenue report from Riders Alliance & Pratt and discuss DOT engagement on the upcoming bike lane network. Register here to speak up for safe streets: cb14brooklyn.com/meeting/tran...

For our neighbors in Prospect-Lefferts Gardens and anyone who uses the streets in PLG—join Councilmember Rita Joseph for a community workshop on safe streets this Thursday evening!

The new report from @ridersalliance.org and the Pratt Institute echoes what we've heard from thousands of neighbors: there is a serious need for better bus service in Flatbush and nearby neighborhoods, especially for the B41 along Flatbush Ave. We stand with them in calling for action from the city.

Do you love libraries? Do you love biking? Do you love biking to libraries? Join @bklynlibrary.bsky.social this Saturday morning for a bike tour of six branches in Brooklyn, ending at Flatbush Library. We'll be there to talk about some street safety needs in the area.

We're looking forward to joining @RidersAlliance at the launch of their Better Buses for Flatbush Avenue report! Hope to see you there: action.ridersalliance.org/flatbush-rep...

The coalition of community partners for last week's Flatbush Walk & Talk for Safe Streets has sent a followup letter to Mayor Adams, @nyc-dot.bsky.social, and @nyctransit.bsky.social about the issues we identified on the walk and the importance of addressing them.

Our campaign wouldn't be as effective without the many, many neighbors who support it! Thank you to everyone who came out to our Flatbush Walk & Talk for Safer Streets last Sunday!

The Cortelyou Road Merchants Association (CoRMA), a community partner for last Sunday's Flatbush Walk and Talk for Safer Streets, is a strong supporter of pedestrian safety and effective streets and sidewalks for the many businesses on Cortelyou Road.

Artmageddon is a neighborhood-wide festival and collaboration with the Ditmas Park community. One of its many components involves open streets - in order for it to be an effective event, people need to be able to get around safely!

Nothing better than video evidence to show why we're fighting to: 🚶 prioritize pedestrian safety, 🚴‍♀️ create a safe bike lane network, 🚍 add bus lanes for #BetterBuses, and 🚚 designate loading zones Sign the petition and join us! FlatbushStreetsForPeople.com

At Sunday's Flatbush Walk & Talk for Safer Streets, Leah and Joanna of Flatbush Food Co-op spoke about how one of the co-op's principles is "Concern for Community," and as such, they want to see safe, effective streets for all.

"The era of ignoring central Brooklyn and the south and east sides of Prospect Park has to be over. It's more critical than ever for New York to serve as an example of what safe, convenient, and equitable streets look like."

WATCH: To kick off our Flatbush Walk and Talk for Safer Streets this past Sunday, Brian Grady, constituent services director for Council Member Rita Joseph, spoke about the importance of street safety in her district and some frustrating inaction from the city.

Reliable, efficient, effective public transit is an important justice issue. Even more so when it comes to bus riders!

On Sunday, Nina Leonard, Flatbush Development Corporation's Economic Development Program Developer, spoke at our Flatbush Walk & Talk for Safer Streets about about the importance of public space and their partnership with NYC DOT on the Open Streets program on Newkirk Ave.

Tonight at 6 PM - join Riders Alliance at Brooklyn Central Library to organize to make Flatbush Avenue into a Fast Bus Avenue!

Bus riders need better buses along ALL of Flatbush Ave now! Want to get more involved? Come to the Future of Flatbush Organizing Meeting tomorrow, November 12 at Brooklyn Central Library! action.ridersalliance.org/flatbush-1112/

At our Flatbush Walk & Talk for Safer Streets, Jolyse from Riders Alliance, one of our community partners, spoke about the need to improve bus speeds and reliability along Flatbush Avenue.

On today's Flatbush Walk & Talk, we heard many different issues that our community partners and neighbors experience on streets in our neighborhoods. Loved all the different perspectives and background people brought to the discussion!

Join us and our community partners tomorrow, Sunday, November 10 for a group walk through Flatbush to identify ways our local streets can prioritize safety for all! RSVP here: bit.ly/flatbushwalk