Imagine biking from Staten Island to the Bronx without having to dodge traffic or walking a full loop around Manhattan’s waterfront without once stepping onto a street? That’s the bold vision behind NYC’s “Greater Greenways” plan , the city’s first master plan for its greenway network in more than 30 years.

Unveiled Wednesday, August 15th by the NYC Department of Transportation and NYC Parks, the proposal promises 40 new miles of car-free paths across the five boroughs, creating a greener, safer, and more connected city for everyone.

Closing the Gaps in NYC’s 500-Mile Network

NYC already boasts 506 miles of greenways, but many are disconnected, forcing cyclists and walkers into busy streets. The plan outlines six priority corridors to bridge these gaps, including:

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