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Driving

01/24/2023 - 09:53

Park Ave - Grand Ave - Steuben St

The entire area on Park below the viaduct on the way to the the BQE is clogged up. Cars speed on Park to take the left onto Flushing or the left on Classon. There needs to be more speed bumps or streetlights. On Park Ave, between Grand and Steuben heading towards Classon. There's a curve in the road that's not lit well, so cars parked on Park Ave have been hit by speeding cars (hit and run) and our own house was hit by a speeding drunk driver. Also, underneath the viaduct is corroded and a constant illegal trash dump.

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