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Lawsuit Filed by Disabled Residents Against Upper West Side Bike Lane Plan

Seven disabled residents of the Upper West Side have filed a lawsuit against a proposed bike lane plan, arguing that it will hinder their mobility and lead to social isolation. The lawsuit was submitted to Manhattan federal court on July 15, 2026.

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Seven disabled residents of the Upper West Side have filed a lawsuit against a proposed bike lane plan, arguing that it will hinder their mobility and lead to social isolation. The lawsuit was submitted to Manhattan federal court on July 15, 2026.

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Disabled NYC residents claim Upper West Side bike lane plan will make them ‘virtual shut-ins,’ lawsuit says

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Lawsuit Filed by Disabled Residents Against Upper West Side Bike Lane Plan