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I was just in NYC (not a resident, so it's fresh). You cross a "bike" path any time you cross a street. On the West side "health run path thing" there isn't eno

I was just in NYC (not a resident, so it's fresh). You cross a "bike" path any time you cross a street. On the West side "health run path thing" there isn't enough space for both bikes and pedestrians and there is constantly a chance of collision. It's pretty unsafe. Guessing it's not too fun for kids, the elderly, or anyone who can't react IMMEDIATELY both physically and mentally. I guess "that's just the city", but there is nothing safe about it.

fnfjfk 3y ago
The west side greenway is segregated downtown and in midtown, but joggers and tourists often go in the bike part anyways. There are some pretty clear signs and bikes painted on the ground there, but they get ignored. Uptown, around the 80s I think, it is shared, but it’s less crowded and it’s more New Yorkers that know what’s up rather than tourists.