Secure Bike Parking Location Suggestions

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Bike

05/04/2026 - 11:29

Church St - Franklin St - White St

This part of street is not busy, so could part of the street parking could be used for bike storage.

Electric Bike

05/04/2026 - 11:27

9 St - 33 Rd - 34 Ave

Selfishly I would love some street parking here because I'm a homeowner on this street, and there is ample street parking on this street but no good bike parking options.

Bike

05/04/2026 - 11:27

Bowling Green - Broadway - Pedestrian Path

Either Bowling Green Plaza or Battery Park would be a great place for secure bike parking with so many workplaces and transit services in the direct vicinity

Bike

05/04/2026 - 11:25

Queens Boulevard - 71 Ave - 71 Rd

This would be an ideal location for secure bike parking as it is across the street from an entrance to the subway station and close proximity to shopping, restaurants and a movie theater. Also, there is ample room on the median.

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Electric Bike

05/04/2026 - 11:25

34 Ave - Rainey Park Esplanade - 9 St

This seems like a great spot: near Rainey Park, near a bunch of residential neighborhoods, but also this is a light industrial / commercial street with not much traffic, where nobody will be bothered by bike parking. This particular corner is good because the building here has all their entrances on the other streets and so its a dead zone (I imagine thats why theres a Citi Bike dock here as well). Close to the costco for people shopping.

Bike

05/04/2026 - 11:22

Queens Boulevard - 67 Ave - 67 Rd

This would be an ideal location for secure bike parking as it is across the street from an entrance to the subway station and there is ample room on the median.

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Bike

05/04/2026 - 11:21

West 109 St - Amsterdam Ave - Broadway

Parking for parents and students outside PS 165

Bike

05/04/2026 - 11:21

Queens Boulevard - Junction Boulevard - 63 Rd

This would be an ideal location for secure bike parking as it is across the street from an entrance to the subway station and there is ample room on the median.

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Bike

05/04/2026 - 11:20

Pedestrian Overpass - Riverside Drive - West 138 St

Parking near the entrance of Riverbank State Park would be amazing, especially since bike riding isn't permitted inside of the park. Riverside Drive is a huge cycling corridor and the park attracts a ton of users on a regular basis.

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Bike

05/04/2026 - 11:17

Washington Ave - Gates Ave - Fulton St

This is close to a subway station entrance too, so I no longer have to bring my bike on the train while commuting.

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