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Punjab always has cars parked on the sidewalk. It is very dangerous to walk infront of Punjab and the laudromat because of cars parked on the sidewalk and the cars backing out blindly onto 21st street from the garage.
People pull out of burger king/dunkin donuts parking lot and make a left onto 21st across 2 lanes of traffic. We need a light and crosswalk at 21st street and 33rd road and one of the entrances/exits should be closed or turned into a one way driveway in the shopping center.
The 69 bus stop on 21st and 34th ave heading towards astoria park is so full in the morning I have to wait 2-3 busses to get my kids on the bus to school.
It is impossible to get on the bus at this stop in the morning
People jaywalk at 33rd road across 21st street rather than walking down to broadway or 34th ave
People turn left across 21st street into pedestrians crossing 34th ave on the east side of the block.
Cars speed from 34th ave to broadway on 21st street to try to make it through the light before it changes.
This is a very long stretch with no crosswalk. We live on the east side of 21st street and our kids doe busstop is on the west side of 21st street. Kids run across at 21st street at 33rd road every morning when they're late for the bus and it is SO dangerous. We see people narrowly escaping being hit by cars and dashing across 21st street constantly. There should be a light and crosswalk.
need a speed camera soth bound on 21 street
During AM rush hours, nearby businesses will have delivery trucks double parked resulting in 21 St S/B to be forced into one lane, creating a major backlog and adding several minutes to bus arrival at Queensbridge station.
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