Awww yeah, take that, G train!
Citi Bike, ubiquitous in South Williamsburg and Downtown Brooklyn, is pushing out for the territory, expanding north into Greenpoint and North Williamsburg and east into Bedford-Stuyvesant.
In 2013 Citi Bike launched with 6,000 bikes, mostly in Manhattan, south of 59th Street. It’s planning on doubling that size by the end of 2017, pushing up to Harlem, to the river-facing neighborhoods of Queens, and above all, oh yeah, jackpot, all over Brooklyn.
By the end of the month Williamsburg will have 33 new stations, Greenpoint will have 20 and Bed-Stuy will have 26.
In the works are stations in: Crown Heights, Gowanus, Park Slope, Cobble Hill, Red Hook, Boerem Hill, Carroll Gardens and Prospect Heights.
Here are the details on station installation supplied by Citi Bike:
Done on Wednesday, Aug 19:
Stagg Street & Union Avenue
Division Avenue & Hooper Street
Division Avenue & Marcy Avenue
Driggs Avenue & North Henry Street
Frost Street & Meeker Street
Bushwick Avenue & Powers Street
Graham Avenue & Grand Street
Leonard Street & Grand Street
Thursday, August 20
Montrose Avenue & Bushwick Avenue
Humboldt Street & Varet Street
Union Avenue
& Wallabout Street
Scholes Street
& Manhattan Avenue
Leonard Street
& Boerum Street
Lorimer Street
& Broadway
Boerum Street
& Broadway
McKibbin Street & Manhattan Avenue
Friday, August 21 — We reach Bed Stuy!
Myrtle Avenue & Marcy Avenue
Throop Avenue & Myrtle Avenue
Broadway & Whipple Street
Myrtle Avenue & Lewis Avenue
Park Avenue & Marcus Garvey Boulevard
Nostrand Avenue & Myrtle Avenue
Willoughby Avenue & Tompkins Avenue
Henry & Poplar
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