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Constant double parking all day long. Causes traffic jams and makes biking dangerous.
Drivers along Clarkson are incredibly aggressive with lots of double parking - a protected bike lane along clarkson would be great. I frequently see people just biking on sidewalk here to feel safe.
no eastwest bike lane
Frequent aggressive driving, all throughout the day with no protected bike lanes.
No bike lanes connecting west/towards prospect park.
Cars constantly parked in bike lane all along Bedford Ave that force bikers into dangerous rush-hour traffic on a busy commuter road.
Bike parking ought to be added here as it is near both a public school AND the 2/5 train.
Linden is one of the few east west connectors that goes thru Cb17 & vicinity but has no bike infrastructure at all, despite it touching other routes like at Bedford. It needs some cycling design added.
I've gotten lost here because the bike lane simply ends without any notice or wayfinding. A connection along Ditmas Avenue would naturally line Claredon Rd & Rockaway Parkway bike lanes.
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