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Signage Problems

05/29/2018 - 11:38

Flatlands Ave - Ralph Ave - East 76 St

Many cab drivers do not see the sign giving them the OK to make a right turn here from Flatlands.

In Review 05/21/2018 - 15:58

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Long Distance to Cross

05/21/2018 - 14:57

East 80 St - Paerdegat 4 St - Paerdegat 5 St

The traffic lights around here don't have a countdown clock, even those all the way up on Flatlands Ave, so before anyone knows it, the light's turning red, and they have to either dash to the other side of the street or wait because they don't want to risk it and get run over.

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Sidewalk Blocked / Damaged

05/15/2018 - 15:57

East 80 St - Paerdegat 3 St - Avenue K

Large tree roots have made the sidewalk here an uneven mess. Walking through here feels like a workout and an obstacle course.

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Speeding

05/10/2018 - 08:03

Flatlands Ave - East 81 St - East 82 St

An accident occurred here that required police presence and caused one/two streets to be closed off.

Not Enough Time to Cross

05/09/2018 - 15:39

Flatlands Ave - East 83 St - East 84 St

One side of the traffic light stays green over a minute longer than the other side.

Multiple Buses Arrive Together

05/09/2018 - 15:37

East 80 St - Paerdegat 3 St - Avenue K

Sometimes four B103 buses arrive to this stop back-to-back, and some drivers don't bother to stop even though there's room on their bus and they clearly see pedestrians trying to signal them.

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Speeding

05/09/2018 - 15:31

Avenue K - East 84 St - East 85 St

I hear a lot of car tires screeching like drivers think it's the Fast and the Furious.

Long Wait to Cross

05/09/2018 - 15:30

East 84 St - Flatlands Ave - Avenue J

The signal facing E 84th street stays green for only what feels like 10 seconds before turning red again, while the light facing Flatlands stays green for between one or two minutes. This makes a great deal of difference between arriving to school/work on time or late.

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Aggressive Drivers

05/09/2018 - 15:22

East 84 St - Church Lane - Avenue K

On the 13th last month, there was a car accident at this intersection as one driver was turning. One of the victims was taken away in an ambulance. The people living in this area also hear a lot of cars screeching and speeding.

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