"Brooklyn Bridge Vendor Ban Enhances Safety and Tourist Experience"
New York City has enforced a ban on vendors on the Brooklyn Bridge, following Mayor Eric Adams' promise to clear the walkway, which had become congested and posed a safety hazard. The cleanup has been welcomed by pedestrians who can now navigate the bridge with ease, noting improved safety and accessibility. However, the ban has impacted vendors, many of whom rely on selling goods as their primary income, leading to concerns about their livelihoods. The rule targets all NYC bridges but was specifically aimed at the Brooklyn Bridge due to its previous state of overcrowding by unlicensed vendors selling a variety of items.