A Round and a Roundy: Think Different on the BQE
Our editorial cartoonist was obviously inspired this week by Apple’s old slogan, “Think Different.”
As a longtime Brooklyn resident, Bill Roundy has been living with the discussion of what to “do” with a portion of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway that is falling apart from age, poor maintenance and overuse — and thinks the time has come to imagine a different way of life along the so-called Triple Cantilever.
It’s time for the BQE to be given back to the people of this city, rather than the people rushing through it in toxin-belching machines.
Bill Roundy is our editorial cartoonist. His prior toons are archived here.
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