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  1. Jiayi Zheng, a nurse, was involved in advocacy for safety in the Sunset Park neighborhood of Brooklyn.

City of New York Pledges Third Avenue Safety Overhaul After Fatal Incident

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Mayor Zohran Mamdani pledged to complete a safety overhaul of Third Avenue in Brooklyn by the end of 2028. This redesign, which includes protected bike lanes and redesigned intersections, follows the death of nurse Jiayi Zheng in a hit-and-run on August 29. The city reported that 17 people have been killed along Third Avenue over the past decade.

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The overhaul represents a significant commitment of public funds by the City of New York to major infrastructure redesign in Brooklyn. The project aims to improve safety and urban appeal in the Gowanus neighborhood, reviving a plan that had been stalled since 2023.

Jiayi Zheng was involved in advocacy for safety in the Sunset Park neighborhood of Brooklyn.

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Who's involved

  • Jiayi ZhengDeceased nurse whose death prompted renewed safety demands for the corridor.
  • BrooklynBorough of New York City where the dangerous Third Avenue corridor is located.
  • City of New YorkMunicipal government committing resources to the safety overhaul project.
  • GowanusNeighborhood in Brooklyn where the infrastructure redesign is taking place.

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