When Citi Bikes Are Faster Than Taxis in New York City
As a pedestrian crossing the straw in NYC, you will typically wait for cars to stop, then walk about 2&#x2F;3 of the way into the street, then peer into the bike lane to make sure no bikes are coming, then complete your crossing. 
Most of the bikers, from my experience, do not follow rules such as stopping at a Stop sign or for pedestrians or at their own bike designated stop lights.<p>It may be nice to bike in the cities parks or on its outskirts, but it&#x27;s a dangerous proposition in the city itself. NYC is an urban jungle with a web of cars pedestrians, delivery trucks, garbage trucks and construction zones all over. As a biker, if you are not going to follow the rules, you are going to find yourself in trouble at some point.