Suggest a Secure Bike Parking Location
This feedback map is for Secure Bike Parking, a new citywide program. NYC DOT would like to know how this program can best serve your bike parking needs. Please tell us what type of bicycle you would like to store (standard, e-bike, cargo, adaptive, etc.) and the length of time (long-term, short-term, overnight, weekends, etc.) at each suggested location. You may also indicate preferred amenities such as e-bike battery charging, tire pumps, and bike repair stations.
To add a suggestion, please select the most appropriate bike icon in the “select comment type” dropdown. Next select a submission type (map preferred) and place as close to an intersection or location of interest as possible. If there is an existing marker/pin at your proposed location, please add another marker/pin. If you're having trouble with adding your comments, please review "Feedback Map Instructions" or you can email your suggestions to NYC SecureBikeParking@dot.nyc.gov.
I think the area on 50th Avenue, particularly between 50th Avenue and 2nd Street, would be an ideal location for secure bicycle storage. There are several large residential developments in the area, which likely creates strong demand for bike parking, and the location seems sufficiently out of the way to accommodate storage facilities without disrupting foot or vehicle traffic.
I think the area on 50th Avenue, particularly between 50th Avenue and 2nd Street, would be an ideal location for secure bicycle storage. There are several large residential developments in the area, which likely creates strong demand for bike parking, and the location seems sufficiently out of the way to accommodate storage facilities without disrupting foot or vehicle traffic.
I think the area on 50th Avenue, particularly between 50th Avenue and 2nd Street, would be an ideal location for secure bicycle storage. There are several large residential developments in the area, which likely creates strong demand for bike parking, and the location seems sufficiently out of the way to accommodate storage facilities without disrupting foot or vehicle traffic.
Somewhere in Herbert Von King Park seems like an obvious spot for secure bike storage! I know there is already a plan to upgrade the dog park, would be great to continue to improve the park in many ways, including secure bike storage. In the nice weather, this park has gotten BUSY. We don't have a lot of grassy spaces in Bed-Stuy, this park is essential. Secure bike storage would be so good here.
Popular intersections like this, with businesses on each corner, bus routes in either direction, it's a local node for the neighborhood. Would be a good spot for bike storage too.
Busy intersection, already a bike lane, CitiBikes, grocery store, let's further strengthen the supportive options for cyclists!
CitiBikes are often placed in places that would similarly be great for secure bike storage. This location, next to the Macon Library would be a good spot.
There are always lots of bikes locked up the fence in the park here next to the entry to the AC subway station at Utica. Both parks and by subway stops are prime locations for secure bike storage! In Bed-Stuy, where we rely on the AC, which goes to Manhattan, getting north or south in Brooklyn often requires a transfer to a bus, or a bike! Secure storage would help!
Look how many bikes are locked up to fences on this block! Bike storage in renovated brownstones is a real challenge. Residential blocks like this need better options. We can give up a parking space or two to more securely store bikes!
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