Bicycle Infrastructure Conditions

New York City’s bike network – presented annually on the NYC Bike Map – may be impacted by street construction or maintenance. This map highlights bike lanes that may be impacted due to construction permits and planned street resurfacing. In a future update, this map will include the location of temporary bicycle lanes. This map also includes Open Streets locations, bicycle parking, bike-share and scooter-share stations.

This map was prepared to meet the requirements of Local Law 124 of 2023. This map is updated daily based on these data sources, which are updated at varying intervals: Street Construction Permits (2022-Present) on NYC Open Data Street Resurfacing Schedule on NYC Open Data Open Streets Locations on NYC Open Data

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Map of Bicycle Infrastructure Conditions

Click on a street segment on the map, or write an address in the Location Search bar, to view potential impacts to the bike network at that location.

Summary of Map Details

Street Construction Permits

Approximately 0 lane miles of the bike network have active street construction permits. While a permit may have been issued for a section of the bike network, construction may not have started yet due to scheduling, weather, or other project factors.

Cyclists may experience:

  • Lane closures
  • Detours
  • Uneven road surfaces

Street Resurfacing

Approximately 0 lane miles of the bike network are planned for resurfacing as part of the Weekly Resurfacing Schedule. Schedules are subject to change due to inclement weather or emergencies.

Cyclists may encounter:

  • Rough pavement
  • Temporary closures
  • The need for alternate routes

Open Streets

Approximately 0 lane miles of the bike network pass through streets designated as Open Streets. Please visit nyc.gov/OpenStreets for a list of locations, days, and hours. Open Streets hours may vary by location, are subject to change, and may include setup and breakdown time. Driver access may be limited or restricted when Open Streets are in effect.

Cyclists may experience:

  • Increased pedestrian activity
  • Changes in traffic patterns

Additional Information

This map also includes the location of bike-related assets like:

  • 0 Bike Racks
  • 0 Citi Bike Stations
  • 0 Bird E-Scooters
  • 0 Lime E-Scooters
  • 0 Veo E-Scooters

Map Disclaimer

Please note that the data and information on this website is for informational purposes only. While we seek to provide accurate information, please note that errors may be present, and information presented may not be complete. Accordingly, the City of New York or NYC DOT make no representation as to the accuracy of the information or its suitability for any purpose and disclaim any liability for omissions or errors that may be contained therein.