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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.

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Comments (3210)

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Electric Bike

Electric Bike

05/07/2026 - 13:30

Conselyea St - Leonard St - Manhattan Ave

there's a coworking space called Fractal tech here, some of us ride EUCs as well

Bike

Bike

05/07/2026 - 13:01

Mc Kibbin St - Mc Kibbin Court - Seigel Court

Would love some bike storage around the McKibbin Lofts

Bike

Bike

05/07/2026 - 12:39

1 Ave - East 5 St - East 6 St

We need lots of secure bike parking in the East Village. Most of the apartment buildings in this neighborhood are tenement buildings and smaller, making it difficult to store a bike indoors, and bikes locked outside are almost always stolen. There are lots of deliveristas here and there should be bike parking for them, but we also really need secure bike parking for residents. I would love to own a bike in the city but I have nowhere safe to store it and CitiBike is too expensive, so I just take transit instead. Consider locations along 1st Avenue where there is a lot of metered parking that is usually empty. After many outdoor dining sheds in the parking lane came down, demand for these spots is low and that lane is almost always empty. As a highly biked avenue, we could use hangars there. Additionally, I think some of the side streets in this neighborhood are great places for storage, as they tend to be quieter and low-traffic.

Electric Bike

Electric Bike

05/07/2026 - 12:37

Rockefeller Plaza - West 49 St - West 50 St

Please put one here

Electric Bike

Electric Bike

05/07/2026 - 12:37

Rockefeller Plaza - West 49 St - West 50 St

Please put one here

Electric Bike

Electric Bike

05/07/2026 - 12:37

Rockefeller Plaza - West 49 St - West 50 St

Please put one here

Cargo Bike

Cargo Bike

05/07/2026 - 12:36

West 53 St - 10 Ave - 11 Ave

Let’s Go!

Cargo Bike

Cargo Bike

05/07/2026 - 12:36

West 53 St - 10 Ave - 11 Ave

Let’s Go!

Cargo Bike

Cargo Bike

05/07/2026 - 12:36

West 53 St - 10 Ave - 11 Ave

Let’s Go!

Cargo Bike

Cargo Bike

05/07/2026 - 12:36

West 53 St - 10 Ave - 11 Ave

Let’s Go!

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