The New York City Department of Transportation held its first Summer Streets event on Saturday, August 9, 2008, by opening 7 miles of city streets to pedestrians and bike traffic only. From 7 AM to 1 PM, roads were car-free from 72nd Street to the Brooklyn Bridge with Park Avenue serving as the backbone of the route.
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Ralph,
Don't you know someone at the city that could turn the wheel for something like this. :) It would be awesome if this idea spread throughout the country and cities all dedicated day(s) to this at the same time. Great post.
Ryan
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