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Business owners in Pittsburgh's Strip District have filed a lawsuit against the city to halt a project that reduces Penn Avenue to one lane. The initiative, which aims to enhance bike lanes and improve pedestrian safety, has sparked significant controversy among local merchants who argue that the changes will harm their businesses.
The lawsuit claims that the city failed to conduct a thorough impact study before implementing the traffic alterations. Local business owners express concerns that the reduced lane capacity will lead to increased congestion and make it more difficult for customers to access their shops. They argue that the changes could deter foot traffic and ultimately impact their bottom line.
Supporters of the project, including city officials and cycling advocates, argue that the modifications are essential for promoting sustainable transportation and improving safety for cyclists and pedestrians. As the legal battle unfolds, the future of the Strip District's traffic and bike lane plans remains uncertain, highlighting the ongoing tension between urban development and business interests.
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