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Red Light Running

06/17/2016 - 14:31

Archer Ave - 158 St - 153 St

Motor Vehicles often ignore this traffic light especially when red during peak hours in the afternoon. Pedestrians often cross this street, but also need to avoid cars that frequently ignore traffic laws and lights. Commuter vans are usually parked in the middle here which will also contribute to the traffic congestion on archer avenue and the bus terminal.

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Failure to Yield

06/17/2016 - 12:14

Parsons Boulevard - Jamaica Ave - Archer Ave

Dangerous crossing for pedestrians.

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Sidewalk Blocked / Damaged

06/17/2016 - 12:12

Jamaica Ave - 150 St - 153 St

Sidewalk narrowed too much with big objects placed at either end. Not even enough room for a wheelchair to pass by!

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Too Many Placards

06/17/2016 - 12:10

Jamaica Ave - 150 St - 153 St

Cars park in bus lane during restricted hours.

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Bike Lane Requested

06/17/2016 - 11:10

Merrick Boulevard - 107 Ave - 108 Ave

Merrick Blvd is already heavily cycled - check the Strava map of Queens. It would be good to add some lanes here to make it safer and calmer

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Bike Lane Requested

06/17/2016 - 11:08

Dunkirk St - Brinkerhoff Ave - Fonda Ave

A bike lane on Dunkirk would connect downtown with Southern Queens

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Bike Lane Requested

06/17/2016 - 11:05

Hoover Ave - 150 St - Parsons Boulevard

Coolidge and Hoover Bike lanes should be extended to Parsons

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Bike Lane Requested

06/17/2016 - 11:02

Utopia Parkway - St Johns University Driveway - 80 Drive

Utopia bike lane ends at 26th Ave, lots of cyclists use this street - it would be good if we had a bike lane the entire length of Utopia

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Bike Lane Requested

06/17/2016 - 11:00

139 St - 91 Ave - Archer Ave

Once Queens Blvd Bike lane is completed, folks who want to get to the LIRR station are going to be stymied. It would be great if there were a connector to the LIRR from the end of the Queens Blvd Bike lane. Perhaps along Archer

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Uncomfortable for Novice Cyclists

06/17/2016 - 10:58

Parsons Boulevard - Hillside Ave - 88 Ave

The only way from / to Jamaica now is on Parsons - which takes you up a hill, along a curve, on a sharrow - that is not fun even for an experienced cyclist. Some kind of upgrade is needed here - maybe a protected bike lane.

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