Secure Bike Parking Location Suggestions

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Bike

07/16/2026 - 16:27

Bedford Ave - Park Pl - Sterling Pl

a bike locker right here would be amazing

Bike

07/16/2026 - 16:24

Queens Boulevard - Union Turnpike - 80 Rd

This divider serves no purpose as it stands today. Adding Secure Bike Parking here at this intersection will benefit the many government workers in the area who bike to work and lock up their bikes on the few sign poles in the immediate area.

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Bike

07/16/2026 - 16:23

Rogers Ave - Dean St - Bergen St

Near bike lane

Bike

07/16/2026 - 16:23

Irving Pl - East 15 St - East 16 St

All along Irbing lots of underutilized space and limited parking demand but lots of foot/bike traffic near union sq

Bike

07/16/2026 - 16:23

West 127 St - East 127 St - Lenox Ave

Need secure biking storage at this location.

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Bike

07/16/2026 - 16:19

West 106 St - Amsterdam Ave - Manhattan

This would be very useful at the most important corner between 96 and Columbia

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Bike

07/16/2026 - 16:19

West 106 St - Amsterdam Ave - Manhattan

This would be very useful at the most important corner between 96 and Columbia

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Bike

07/16/2026 - 16:18

Lincoln Rd - Ocean Ave - Flatbush Ave

Across Lincoln Rd outside of the Prospect Park B/Q/S station is the perfect candidate. that side of the sidewalk is much lower traffic, it is perfectly located to both serve the local area and park visitors too. Additionally, Lincoln Rd (between flatbush and ocean) is an incredible candidate for a new bus-only + ped/bike plaza. Including bike storage infrastructure, alongside the new protected ocean ave bike lane that will connect grandarmy to the entire eastern and souther perimeter of the park would be amazing. This intersection is shaping up to be a major micromobility junction in central brooklyn.

Bike

07/16/2026 - 16:16

Jefferson Ave - Stuyvesant Ave - Malcolm X Boulevard

Would love to see secure bike parking that is available to long-term bed-stuy residents in multi-unit buildings and is not solely in service to new developments.

Electric Bike

07/16/2026 - 16:12

Union Ave - Marcy Ave - Brooklyn

There is a street divider at this location that is being taken over by illegal parked vehicles from the Jewish community. This would be a perfect location for bike storage as there is already a Citi bike station right here and it’s the beginning of a bike lane on Union Ave.

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