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1. www.nyc.gov › html › dotNYC DOT - Bicycle Maps

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   For fastest service for small requests (25 or fewer) of NYC Bike Maps or Bike Smart Guides, please call 311. For larger requests of the NYC Bike Map, please submit our order form online. The NYC Bike Map is updated annually in the spring.

   • Current Bike Route Projects

     Current Bicycle Route Projects. Below is a list of projects...

   • Bike Safety

     NYC DOT distributes up to 135,000 copies per year of the New...

   • Bike Parking

     NYC DOT provides free, short-term bike parking to keep our...

   • E-Bikes in NYC

     NYC DOT’s latest e-bike public awareness campaign promotes...

   • Bike Events

     Bike Events. Each spring and fall, NYC DOT celebrates...

   • Bike Network & Stats

     New York Cycling Risk. New York City Cycling Risk describes...

   • Bikes in Buildings

     New York, NY 10041 Owners are also required to provide the...

   • Accessibility

     NYC Department of Transportation 55 Water Street, 9th Floor...

2. www.nycgovparks.org › facilities › bikewaysBicycling & Greenways : NYC Parks

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   Current bike maps and information on Citi Bike and safe biking can be found on the City Department of Transportation’s Bicyclists website. An interactive online bike map is available through Ride the City: New York City and updated bike maps can be downloaded at NYC DOT's Bicycle Maps page. Visit Biking Rules for tips on safe biking in NYC.

3. www.schools.nyc.gov › school-life › transportationTransportation - New York City Public Schools

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   Students are eligible for different transportation services based on their distance from school and grade. This page explains our system, and when exceptions apply.

4. www.nyc.gov › html › dotA Plan for Cycling in New York City - NYC.gov

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   • DOT has added an average of 62 miles of bicycle lanes a year for the last three years, the largest increase in the country. This includes an average of 20 additional miles of protected bicycle lanes each year, creating a network of 480 protected lane miles. • According to DOT’s Cycling in the City report 24% of adult New Yorkers,

5. infohub.nyced.org › in-our-schools › operationsRequesting Transportation Services

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   The DOE’s Office of Pupil Transportation (OPT) coordinates transportation services for public, charter, and nonpublic schools located in New York City and in surrounding areas up to fifty miles outside of NYC.

6. infohub.nyced.org › contact-usContact Us - infohub.nyced.org

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   Contact the NYC Department of Education. You can call: 718-935-2200 (Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.- 6 p.m.) 311 (24 hours a day, seven days a week) and let the operator know you have an education-related issue. TTY Services are available by calling 212-504-4115.

7. www.dot.ny.gov › display › programsBicycles on Trains - New York State Department of Transportation

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   These commuters take advantage of the extended range of use and increased flexibility provided by a bicycle along with the speed and convenience of riding a train or subway. Transit providers in New York and Buffalo also recognized these benefits and provide space on commuter trains for bicycles.