It was hotly contested, viewed as a litmus test of New York City's aggressive drive to re-think transportation, incorporating bicycle lanes on a large number of streets in the city's five boroughs. This particular challenge was launched by some well-connected Brooklynites who contended that the statistics used by the city to argue in favor of the bike lanes were flawed. But, today, their appeal was dismissed...
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