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Comments (860)

Good Location for a Citi Bike Station

12/05/2020 - 16:09

45 St - 43 Ave - Queens Boulevard

Perfect location near subway

Location Not Suitable for Citi Bike Station

12/05/2020 - 16:05

51 St - Queens Boulevard - 47 Ave

Dead people don't bike.

Good Location for a Citi Bike Station

12/05/2020 - 15:50

46 St - Queens Boulevard - Queens Boulevard

Anywhere around here would be good.

Good Location for a Citi Bike Station

12/05/2020 - 14:14

48 Ave - 48 St - 49 St

Fairly good location to have bike stations. Very little traffic from vehicles and good walking distance for anyone living in a 4 block radius (45th Street - 49th street)

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Good Location for a Citi Bike Station

12/05/2020 - 13:29

43 St - 47 Ave - Greenpoint Ave

Right next to park, school and a bike lane already exists! Easy access to bike lane that crosses the BQE

Good Location for a Citi Bike Station

12/05/2020 - 13:28

43 St - Greenpoint Ave - 48 Ave

Safe street and close to multiple schools / co-ops

Location Not Suitable for Citi Bike Station

12/05/2020 - 13:02

Skillman Ave - 39 St - 38 St - Queens

I’m against the bike racks on Skillman. It will congest our beautiful tree lined streets! Perhaps near 39th/Skillman by the industrial buildings would be a better option or under the 7 train. Or 37th Ave off of 43rd street where they took parking away for good. All industrial not in residential neighborhoods!!

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Good Location for a Citi Bike Station

12/05/2020 - 12:59

39 Pl - Deadend - Greenpoint Ave

In front of school on protected street. Close to other bike lanes. Provide open-air alternatives for faculty & students to commute.

Good Location for a Citi Bike Station

12/05/2020 - 12:57

47 Ave - 37 St - 38 St

In front of 1 school, a block from another school. Provide open-air alternatives for faculty & students to commute.

Good Location for a Citi Bike Station

12/05/2020 - 12:57

47 Ave - 35 St - 36 St

In front of 1 school, a block from another school. Provide open-air alternatives for faculty & students to commute.

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