An appellate judge on Tuesday halted the city’s plans to remove part of the protected bike lane on Bedford Avenue.
The decision came in response to an appeal filed by advocacy group Transportation Alternatives and local Baruch Herzfeld, whose lawsuit against the city and Mayor Eric Adams was tossed by a Brooklyn Supreme Court judge last week.
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