Talk:Bus lanes in New York City

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Most of the sources I saw on this issue surrounds the enforcement methods the City uses for these bus lanes. Perhaps the article should be titled New York City Bus Lane Enforcement. Caseeart (talk) 05:20, 4 March 2015 (UTC) I edited the controversy section seems a bit too big but I followed the secondary sources which are mainly controversial subjects. I am not sure.Caseeart (talk) 06:34, 4 March 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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Bus Lanes

@Tdorante10 and Epicgenius: There have been several projects to add or improve bus lanes over the past several years, and yesterday the mayor put out a plan to do more of the same. In addition, there are improvements on 14th Street. I feel as though this article needs to be restructured. In addition, we need more information on the installation of bus lanes in the 1970s and the 1980s, including on the 49th Street/50th Street Transitway, which provided lanes for taxis and buses, but were removed later on. Thanks again for all your work on bus articles! I have been very busy of late and still am busy so I have not been able to do as much editing as I would have wanted to. Thanks in advance.--Kew Gardens 613 (talk) 21:49, 19 April 2019 (UTC)[reply]

Kew Gardens 613, Thanks for the find. I'm busy over the weekend, but I will take a look when I have time. I've heard of the 14th Street improvements for the M14 SBS in June. epicgenius (talk) 02:30, 20 April 2019 (UTC)[reply]

Queue-jump signals at three locations on West Tremont and an eastbound curbside bus/bike lane between Morris and Webster Avenues, including a section between Morris and Grand Concourse replacing a parking lane, and an offset bus lane between Anthony Avenue and Valentine Avenue replacing a travel lane
Offset bus lanes replacing travel lanes on University Avenue in both directions from Tremont Avenue to Washington Bridge. Parking will be moved adjacent to the bus lanes to allow the bike lanes to become protected. Parking will be replaced at bus stops with bus boarding islands. North of Tremont, the shared bike/travel lanes will be replaced by offset shared bike/bus lanes. Boarding islands will be installed at stops. At University Avenue and Fordham heading north, queue jump/right turn bay lane will be installed, a separate travel lane will be stripped, and a striped bike lane will be painted. As part of the project, queue jump signals might be installed in both directions. In addition, additional traffic lights might be installed.
Two lanes on the Washington Bridge will become bus lanes.
Study to look at ways to improve the Fordham Road bus lanes

An offset bus lane along Broadway between 230th Street and 225th Street southbound, and a queue-jump signal at Exterior Street and 230th Street. September 2019

Westbound bus lane along East 168th Street between Webster Avenue and Franklin Avenue, and eastbound from Fulton Avenue to Brook Avenue. Queue-jump signals at East 168th Street (Park Avenue, Third Avenue, Franklin Avenue and Boston Road). Westbound bus lane along East 167th Street between Webster Avenue and Findlay Avenue, and from Sheridan Avenue to Jerome Avenue. Eastbound bus lane along East 167th Street between River Avenue and Sherman Avenue, and from Grant Avenue to Morris Avenue. Queue-jump signals at Jerome Avenue, Grand Concourse, Morris Avenue, and Findlay Avenue. February 2020
Dedicated/protected median busway along Edward L Grant Highway north of 170th Street 2020

Implemented:

Southbound bus lane along Webster Avenue between East 176th and 174th Streets May 2019
Eastbound bus lane (24/7) along Rockaway Beach Boulevard between Beach 108th and 102nd Streets and Beach 73rd and 67th Streets, and rush hours between Beach 102nd and 94th Streets. Southbound bus lane (24/7) along Beach 59th Street between Beach Channel Drive and Rockaway Beach Boulevard June 2019
Offset lane Lexington Avenue between 96th Street and 60th Street, bus boarding islands 2019
Northbound Flatbush Avenue Service Road between East 53rd Street and Avenue S, and a leading bus interval on Flatbush Avenue northbound at Utica Avenue 2018
West 178th Street between Fort Washington Avenue and Wadsworth Avenue 2020
Willis Avenue 2008
Fordham Plaza 2013
1/2 Avenues 2010
Livingston Street Bus lane improvements 2010
Madison Avenue Bus Lane improvements 2012
Third Avenue Bus Lane Improvements 2014
Myrtle Avenue red-painted bus turn bay 2014
Edward L. Grant Highway between Plimpton and University Avenues 2014
Bus only Palmetto Street 2016
East 97th Street Curbside bus lane 2016
Adams Street queue-jump 2016
5th Avenue Bus Lane Improvements 2017
Fulton Street bus lane improvements 20 17

--Kew Gardens 613 (talk) 12:41, 17 April 2020 (UTC)[reply]