After three years of renovations, the George Washington Bridge’s Southwalk has reopened as a bike-free path for pedestrians.
It follows similar construction work on the bridge’s Northwalk, which will now be primarily intended for cyclists.
The overhaul of the south walkway, part of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey’s $2 billion “Restoring the George” program, includes wider, ADA-accessible on-ramps and better lighting and signage, among other safety improvements…