Brooklyn Ave and Kingston Ave Comment Map

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Comments (19)

Failure to Yield

09/11/2024 - 13:46

Flatbush Ave - Fenimore St - Hawthorne St

As there is no crosswalk or light on Hawthorne to get from one side of Flatbush to the other this is normally the crosswalk I take to access the local B41 stop at Chester ct. the cars turning left onto Flatbush from Fenimore do not wait for pedestrians to cross before turning. This crosswalk should definitely receive daylighting measures to lessen the pressure for pedestrians to cross and avoid being hit by inpatient drivers.

Speeding

09/11/2024 - 12:46

Flatbush Ave - Chester Court - Fenimore St

Drivers speed like crazy here and do not stop at red lights. Fully support protected bike lanes but also daylighting every intersection in this area.

Failure to Yield

09/10/2024 - 19:16

Rutland Rd - New York Ave - Brooklyn Ave

Consistent failure to yield to pedestrians here.

Failure to Yield

09/10/2024 - 19:14

Rutland Rd - Flatbush Ave - Bedford Ave

I experience near-hits here all the time from cars making left turns onto Rutland at great speeds, ignoring pedestrians. Not safe.

Bike

09/10/2024 - 19:13

Empire Boulevard - New York Ave - Brooklyn Ave

Empire Blvd should be a concrete barrier protected two-way bike lane connected East/West. Otherwise these new protect bike lanes don't lead to anywhere useful.

Bike

09/10/2024 - 19:08

Rutland Rd - Flatbush Ave - Bedford Ave

Both of these proposed bike lanes lead to nowhere (in terms of biking). There is no bike lane on Flatbush Ave, and no safe space to bike there. It doesn't connect to Prospect Park either.

Bike

09/10/2024 - 19:07

Rutland Rd - Flatbush Ave - Bedford Ave

This needs to be a PROTECTED bike lane. Aggressive drivers in this neighborhood I would never let my kids bike here without a protected lane.

Unsafe Crossing

09/10/2024 - 19:06

Chester Court - Flatbush Ave - Deadend

It's unclear that this driveway requires a walk signal. It feels like a sidewalk and then cars drive onto it. The pedestrian walk signal is offset from the road and covered by branches in the summer.

Bike

09/10/2024 - 17:40

Empire Boulevard - Lamont Court - Kingston Ave

Please make the part of empire a parking protected bike lane. There is ample space and you don't have to eliminate parking.

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