Criss-crossing green and red lines color the New York City Cycling Map in Brooklyn, revealing an extended network of bike paths and lanes designed to make traveling on two wheels safer.
But in Queens, the Cycling Map shows few green and red lines - and those that are marked almost never mingle.
By the end of the year, Brooklyn will have 107 miles of bike lanes compared to 76 in Queens, city records show.
The discrepancy has led advocates and hard-core cyclists to complain that the borough is underserved in relation to its to neighbor to the south, particularly when it comes to the interconnectedness of Brooklyn's bike lanes.
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