US EditionDOT launches safety study to reimagine Conduit Avenue, a crash-prone corridor linking Brooklyn and Queens – QNS
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Help Shape The Future of Brooklyn’s Conduit Avenue
The New York City Department of Transportation on Monday said it wants to redesign Conduit Avenue in Brooklyn and Queens, a major, arterial street that connects Atlantic Avenue and Linden Boulevard. There have been more than 40 severe injuries and five traffic deaths in the past five years.
DOT launches safety study to reimagine Conduit Avenue, a crash-prone corridor linking Brooklyn and Queens – QNS
May. 12, 2025 By Barbara Russo-Lennon and QNS News Team The New York City Department of Transportation (DOT) on Monday announced the launch of a comprehensive safety study focused on Conduit Avenue, a high-traffic, multi-lane roadway that stretches across Brooklyn and Queens and has long been plagued by crashes and congestion. Known locally as “The Conduit,” the roughly three-mile corridor connects Atlantic Avenue and Linden Boulevard in Brookly…
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