New York City Mayor Eric Adams said Sunday New Yorkers were “too stationary,” and urged them to get “exercise” by riding bikes or taking public transit.
That’s what Mayor Eric Adams urged on Sunday, saying New Yorkers “too stationary” and should be getting out of their cars and onto their feet.
“There’s a cultural shift that must take place in the city. And when you look at the number of drivers, the number of pedestrians that walk clearly outnumbers the number of drivers,” he said. “I am encouraging people to get out their cars, you know, we have the best transportation system — the MTA, I’m on a train all the time. I’m encouraging people, you know, we need to exercise,” he said.
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