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Citi Bike Phase 3 Expansion

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This feedback map is for the 2023 Queens Citi Bike expansion, which focuses on Queens Community Boards 3 and 4. Neighborhoods in this area include Jackson Heights, Corona, Elmhurst, and East Elmhurst.

Recently, NYC DOT presented the draft plan presentations for Community Board 3 (PDF) and Community Board 4 (PDF). These maps show the planned locations for Citi Bike stations within these districts. If you have any comments or feedback about specific station locations, please email us at bikeshare@dot.nyc.gov or contact the Queens Borough Commissioner's Office at (212) 839-2510.

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Location Not Suitable for Citi Bike Station

02/15/2023 - 08:49

84 St - 37 Ave - Roosevelt Ave

There is regular traffic build up that backs up beyond on weekday evenings and all day on weekends. I anticipate the addition of bikes, on top of the very heavy pedestrian and traffic flow, here may complicate an already messy situation.

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Good Location for a Citi Bike Station

02/14/2023 - 22:53

Roosevelt Ave - National St - 104 St

would be great alternative for an already congestion transit area to allow for varying modes of transportation

Location Not Suitable for Citi Bike Station

02/14/2023 - 22:10

75 St - 35 Ave - 37 Ave

Congested avenue, lack of parking space due to delivery trucks and alternative side regulations. We do not need more parking spots taken away. Also super closed to train and other, bikes are not necessary

Location Not Suitable for Citi Bike Station

02/14/2023 - 22:08

75 St - 35 Ave - 37 Ave

Congested street, lack of parking space due to delivery trucks and alternative side regulations. We do not need more parking spots taken away. Also super closed to train and other, bikes are not necessary

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Location Not Suitable for Citi Bike Station

02/14/2023 - 22:06

35 Ave - 74 St - 75 St

Good Location for a Citi Bike Station

02/14/2023 - 21:15

Aske St - Roosevelt Ave - Whitney Ave

really good spot to put a bike rack. there is som green space but really good spot to put bike racks, plus in middle of both 90th and Junction so would be less congested.

Good Location for a Citi Bike Station

02/14/2023 - 21:10

87 St - 37 Ave - Queens

This is a great location near by a school. The space is great as it’s not in a residential space.

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Good Location for a Citi Bike Station

02/14/2023 - 20:55

Westside Ave - 108 St - Van Doren St

Wide sidewalk. Maybe good place for a dock for commuters who live around here.

Good Location for a Citi Bike Station

02/14/2023 - 20:41

National St - 45 Ave - 98 Pl

Very wide street area. Should be possible to site a dock here to serve residential commuters.

Good Location for a Citi Bike Station

02/14/2023 - 20:08

Broadway - 75 St - 76 St

South side of Broadway near 76th St, east of the bus stop is a wide sidewalk with low pedestrian traffic. If there's room away from subway vent grates, this might be good.

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This feedback map is for the 2023 Queens Citi Bike expansion, which focuses on Queens Community Boards 3 and 4. Neighborhoods in this area include Jackson Heights, Corona, Elmhurst, and East Elmhurst.

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