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Speaking of awful Gen Xers, Troy Martin, a self-proclaimed bike advocate, has fought tooth and nail to stonewall a vital bike lane on McDonald Ave, and has announced his intent to retain Hartley Bernstein to fight it, should it be approved by CB7 tonight. karmabrooklyn.blogspot.com/2026/10/prot...

karmabrooklyn.blogspot.comPROTECT MCDONALD AVENUE. MAKE OUR VOICES HEARD.Our Neighborhood Deserves Answers: Help Us Challenge DOT’s McDonald Avenue Bike Lane Proposal My name is Troy Martin. I live on McDonald A...
Ben K.@benjaminkabak.com

The fact that two of the more prominent anti-bus lane/anti-safe streets people in our neighborhood are two white Gen X first-wave gentrifiers really says a lot.

Mr. Martin's accusation that DOT isn't considering the wider bike network with this lane is also bunk. The entire reason for building it is to fill a gap in the bike network, which when built, would finally connect 4th Ave and Ocean Parkway, connecting the East River Bridges to Coney Island.

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