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New York City · Through Local Law 2026/135 (enacted August 31, 2026)

N.Y.C. Admin. Code § 19-159.7: § 19-159.7 Map of bicycle infrastructure conditions.

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  1. New York City Administrative Code
  2. Title 19
  3. Chapter 1: Streets and Sidewalks

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Definition. For purposes of this section, the term “micromobility share program” means a program for the provision of devices for personal transportation for shared use within the city of New York under a contract with an operator that permits payment for the use of such devices, including but not limited to bike share, as that term is defined in section 19-193, or any similar program for the shared use of electric scooters, as that term is defined in section 114-e of the vehicle and traffic law.

b. Beginning no later than February 1, 2025, the department shall make available on a website owned and operated by the department, and update as feasible when data becomes available, a searchable map of every bicycle lane in the city. Such map shall include:

1. A notation identifying each street with a bicycle lane that has an active permit for street construction, maintenance, or repair that may obstruct such bicycle lane, in whole or in part, for a period of 1 day or longer;

2. The location of every temporary bicycle lane maintained pursuant to section 19-159.3;

3. A notation identifying the different types of bicycle lanes, including protected bike lanes, conventional bike lanes, shared lanes, and off-street bicycle lanes;

4. The location of any active street resurfacing project that may affect the surface of a bicycle lane;

5. The location of all city-owned bicycle parking infrastructure;

6. The location of stations for micromobility share programs and real time availability data for each such station, if feasible; and

7. A notation identifying every open street designated pursuant to section 19-107.1.

c. The website with the map required by this section shall include information on how to report bicycle lane issues to the 311 customer service center.

(L.L. 2023/124, 9/3/2023, eff. 9/3/2023)

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