Secure Bike Parking Location Suggestions

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Bike

07/02/2026 - 15:56

Eastern Parkway Bike Path - Brooklyn Ave - Kingston Ave

There is surprisingly high demand for bike parking at this location. Maybe due to the presence of 770, B"H. Because preserving the flow of foot and bike traffic on Eastern Parkway is important, I would suggest putting bike parking in the access road, replacing parking spots. The southern access road is de facto pedestrianized anyway, it seems like police have it blocked off 24/7.

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Bike

07/02/2026 - 13:20

La Guardia Arpt Entrance - La Guardia Access Rd - Deadend

Secure bike parking at LGA would be a game changer! Currently there is no way to securely store my bike - if there was secure bike parking, I would use this option every time I fly.

Bike

07/01/2026 - 16:11

Austin St - Continental Ave - 71 Rd

There used to be a FREE Citi & NYC DoT fundeded community shaded bike rack here until about 2018. It was regularly utilized, often being full if not almost full. Youth of the area parked their bikes there, short distance commuters, people shopping at the then Boston Market & Rite Aid, & adjacent locales. The use of bikes has skyrocketed by the neighborhood, so having a bike rack of the kind that is free for 15~20 minutes & costs a minimum of $2/hr would be wonderful. Charging higher prices, & monthly access subscriptions would restrict bikers who bike bc they can't afford a car/gas money, would discourage neighborhood youth from exploring their home on bikes as they'd have nowhere reliable & safe to store their bikes, & would be the final nail in the coffin that Forest Hills is no longer for retirees & middle-middle class families, but for the new wave of yuppies that are blandifying our hometown.

Bike

07/01/2026 - 13:49

Roosevelt Ave - 102 St - National St

Me gustaría tener un parqueadero seguro en Corona Plaza para guardar la bicicleta, y luego continuar en el tren hacia el Bronx.

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Bike

06/30/2026 - 21:44

Broadway - Central Park West - West 60 St

Short term bike parking at Columbus Circle

Bike

06/30/2026 - 21:42

Columbus Circle - Broadway - Broadway

Columbus Circle bike parking for short term

Cargo Bike

06/29/2026 - 00:56

Clinton Ave - Dekalb Ave - Lafayette Ave - Brooklyn

Please install curb parking here. Large demand in front of large residential building and no bike racks at all. My bike was recently stolen and I’d like to purchase a cargo bike but won’t without secure parking.

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Cargo Bike

06/27/2026 - 18:41

East 84 St - East End Ave - York Ave - Manhattan

Residential neighborhood far from subway

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Electric Bike

06/27/2026 - 10:31

18 St - 10 Ave - 11 Ave - Brooklyn

We need more bike parking desperately !!

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Electric Bike

06/27/2026 - 10:30

18 St - 10 Ave - 11 Ave - Brooklyn

We could use more bike parking on this street.

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