If you've seen a Broadway show recently, you know that the theater district has so much gridlock, with foot traffic, taxis and pedicabs, that it is really tough to get around.
Now, the New York City Council is considering a bill that would keep pedicabs fifty feet away from the entrance to Broadway theaters. More than 10 Pedicabs clogged the entrance to 'The Lion King' as the Saturday matinee ended.
Blaring music, tooting horns and calling out to theater-goers to jump on board their pedicabs for a $10 dollar a minute ride.
