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Add protected bike lane to fill in gap in 6th Av bike lane between W Broadway and 8th St
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Add protected bike lane to fill in gap in 6th Av bike lane between W Broadway and 8th St
Let bikes go straight off Manhattan bridge onto Chrystie St instead of having to go down steep hill to Forsyth St, cross Canal, and double back up hill to Chrystie
E Broadway bike lane is constantly blocked by double parked vehicles
Cars getting on Manhattan bridge do not stop for pedestrians at stop sign
90 degree left turn from Delancey though narrow, steep curb cut for bikes to get to Williamsburg bridge path is extremely hazardous.
Constant block blocking. Please remove all far side traffic lights.
NYPD is alway illegally parked blocking turning lane approaching bridge
The sidewalk here is far too narrow for the volume of pedestrian traffic going on. This sidewalk should be at least doubled in width.
This road should receive a heavy road diet by reducing the number of lanes and installing protected bike and bus lanes. This road should also become a busway. There is nonstop congestion on this road the entire day with many double-parked cars on the entire length. Please reduce the number of vehicles.
The sidewalk is narrow and insufficiently sized for the amount of pedestrian traffic on the street. With the street vendors on one side, and bikes also sometimes incorrectly trying to ride on the sidewalk here too, it would help to have wider sidewalks and dedicated, clear bike lanes.
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