During a recent government meeting, concerns were raised regarding the safety and design of Greenwich Avenue, particularly its designation as a truck route. A participant highlighted the challenges faced by both cyclists and drivers on the roadway, describing it as uncomfortable and unsafe. The speaker noted that the street's width and the presence of various elements contribute to a hazardous environment, especially when larger vehicles, such as trucks, are involved.

The discussion emphasized the need to reassess the current designation of Greenwich Avenue as a truck route, suggesting that it may not be the most suitable option for an area intended for mixed-use traffic. The speaker pointed out that the limitations imposed by the truck route designation could hinder mobility and safety for all road users. This conversation reflects broader concerns about urban planning and the balance between accommodating commercial traffic and ensuring safe passage for cyclists and local drivers.

The meeting underscored the importance of addressing these issues to enhance the safety and functionality of Greenwich Avenue, prompting a call for further evaluation of its design and usage policies.