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Double Parking

04/16/2021 - 17:16

21 St - Astoria Boulevard - 27 Rd

Cars are constantly double parked near this garage causing a back up of traffic, especially for the busses

Blocking the Box

04/16/2021 - 17:15

Astoria Boulevard - 18 St - Newtown Ave

Plenty of waiting in the middle of the intersection to turn left, which creates cascading problems through the light cycle making pedestrian crossing dangerous.

Aggressive Drivers

04/16/2021 - 17:15

21 St - Astoria Boulevard - 27 Rd

Aggressive driving is the norm for this entire street, but this intersection provides unique opportunity for their aggression to be deadly. Creeping into crosswalks, running reds, blind right turns, it's all here.

Dangerous Left Turn

04/16/2021 - 17:14

21 St - Astoria Boulevard - 27 Rd

Constant conflicts with pedestrians right of way here, in all directions.

Crowded Bus Stop

04/16/2021 - 17:13

21 St - 40 Ave - 41 Ave

Northbound bus stop especially gets very overcrowded in the evening rush hour and the sidewalk is already narrow here. Much more space and covered facilities needed for waiting in the rain. Area feels sketchy as well due to the overcrowding and lack of well-lit bus stop facilities for a major transfer station.

Other

04/16/2021 - 17:11

21 St - Ed Koch Br Upper Rdway En Ramp - Queens Plaza North

Bikes shouldn't have to ride up onto the sidewalk here, conflicting with pedestrians. Create fully separate bike facilities at this intersection.

No Crosswalk

04/16/2021 - 17:09

21 St - 39 Ave - 40 Ave

Long walk to a crosswalk from this intersection.

No Crosswalk

04/16/2021 - 17:08

21 St - 33 Rd - 34 Ave

no crosswalk for 3 blocks!

No Crosswalk

04/16/2021 - 17:08

21 St - 33 Ave - 33 Rd

No crosswalks for 3 blocks!

No Crosswalk

04/16/2021 - 17:06

21 St - 28 Ave - 29 Ave

An example of dividing the two neighborhoods - this should be a crossable spot, rather than having to walk a block in either direction.

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