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Stop sign is needed here. This is a dangerous intersection near a school where drivers need to slow down and stop as there are often children in the area.
Stop sign needed
Need an always stop. Now it's a one way stop but drivers miss it and accidents happen at least once a year with near misses daily. I live on the corner and we see the traffic. With a school and park this is very dangerous.
This intersection (N7 and Berry) has a ton of pedestrian traffic from the subway. However there is no stop sign or light,
Signage needs to be very clear that you turn left on S 5th to head towards the bridge entrance. Drivers are always unsure whether to turn left and slow down the traffic behind them while deciding whether to turn left.
People are constantly jaywalking across busy Wythe Ave against the red light, causing the traffic to slow down even more and back up to the North.
Sidewalk is entirely torn up here and uneven to walk on. Small children on scooters/strollers have problems.
The Kent Ave bus stops are at 6th, 9th, 12th St. These are too far apart. The 9th St bus stop should be removed and there should instead be stops every 2 streets, at 6th, 8th, 10th, 12th.
The 90th precinct lets Giando's turn wide Broadway **and the sidewalk** into its private valet parking lot. Whenever there are events at Giando's, there are cars strewn everywhere, and sometimes double-wide parked down the center of Broadway making it dangerous for everyone because pedestrians cross the middle of the street and can't be seen in the dark. The 90th pct has uniformed officers "protecting" Giando's when they are flagrantly violating NYC DOT regulations and residents have no recourse.
Bedford drivers have the right-of-way and there is a stop sign the other direction but drivers constantly ignore it and are making a left-hand turn directly into an intersection with pedestrians crossing.
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