A cyclist rides on the sidewalk on Second Avenue at E. 81st St. in Manhattan last week
A cyclist rides on the sidewalk on Second Avenue at E. 81st St. in Manhattan last week | Jose Martinez/THE CITY

The Sidewalks are Crowded — With Hazards on Wheels, Pedestrians Say

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Jose Martinez, Tanaz Meghjani, and Claudia Irizarry Aponte, THE CITY This article was originally published on Oct 25 5:00am EDT by THE CITY When Manny Ramirez hops on his e-bike to deliver food between Northern Manhattan and the Upper West Side
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  1. Just because someone is not killed is no reason for police to not cite people breaking the law. I have friends that have been badly injured by bikes on the sidewalk. What would happen if I drove my car on the sidewalk or drove the wrong way on a one-way street or ran stop signs and stop lights? This has gone on too long and someone needs to do something!

    • If you were an “undocumented refugee” just trying to make a few hundred dollars cash a day, you could drive your car on the sidewalk too without fear of a summons.

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