The Department of Transportation is declaring a victory over civic groups that want to get rid of a Brooklyn bike path.
 
A judge ruled Tuesday that the residents’ lawsuit was filed after the statute of limitations had expired.
 
The city says the Prospect Park West bike lane is part of a “street calming” project. It says cars often sped in the area, and bicyclists rode on the sidewalk.
 
Opponents say the lane hinders drivers and can be dangerous for pedestrians.
 
Transportation Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan called it a “frivolous lawsuit.” The opponents say they’re reviewing their options.

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Renovation of John and Alice Coltrane's Dix Hills home ... Schaffer wins reelection as Suffolk Dem chair ... Plays of the week in high school sports Credit: Newsday

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