Yesterday evening’s discussion with City Department of Transportation representatives about DOT’s plans for improving pedestrian access and safety at the Pier 6 entrance to Brooklyn Bridge Park culminated in a resolution by the Transportation Committee of Community Board 6 endorsing DOT’s plans, with some modifications, and with the further proviso that DOT plan for more comprehensive improvements. One surprising fact was revealed by a DOT spokesman. When asked why a red light camera could not immediately be installed at the intersection of Atlantic Avenue and the BQE on-ramp, he said that the state had authorized the city only a limited number of such cameras, and that the city already had reached that limit.
Discussion on Pier 6 Access Reveals Albany’s Stranglehold on City Traffic Control
Connect with BHB
- David on Middagh
- epc
- Ernie
- Andrew Porter
- JAFO
- David on Middagh
- davoyager
- T.K. Small
- Ernie
- EHinBH
- Jeffrey J Smith
- bklyn20
- davoyager
- Melissa
- bklyn20
Nabe Chatter
- Jorale-man on Open Thread Wednesday
- Andrew Porter on Open Thread Wednesday
- Cranberry Beret on Open Thread Wednesday
- Andrew Porter on Open Thread Wednesday
- meschwar on Open Thread Wednesday
- Kristina on Open Thread Wednesday
- Cranberry Beret on Open Thread Wednesday
- Effective Presenter on Open Thread Wednesday
- Effective Presenter on Open Thread Wednesday
- ich on Open Thread Wednesday
Latest Stories
Support BHB
Buy essential books about Brooklyn Heights here.
Buy all your favorite AMAZON products via the BHB Store. Click here to get started.
Buy all your favorite AMAZON products via the BHB Store. Click here to get started.
- Open Thread Wednesday November 29, 2023
- Confessions of a Failed Community Theater Fan—Finally Discovering the Heights Players November 28, 2023
- Open Thread Wednesday November 29, 2023
- Confessions of a Failed Community Theater Fan—Finally Discovering the Heights Players November 28, 2023
News Tips
If you have a Brooklyn Heights news tip let us know. Click here to send us an e-mail.