
Please place an All-Way Stop sign at this intersection.
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Please place an All-Way Stop sign at this intersection.
Please remove all seven to eight trees in front of 1452 Loring Avenue.
Pleases remove the tree, bushes and other debris from the middle of the street plus resurface and pave the roadway area as well as level out the roadway between 79th Street and 78th Street a/n/a Sapphire Street. Convert 149th Avenue between 79th Street and 78th Street to two-way traffic.
A traffic device is needed at this location to control the three lanes of westbound traffic coming from the North Conduit Avenue (center three lanes),plus the turning lane entrance lane coming from the opposite side(South Conduit Avenue) on to the North Conduit Avenue, plus working jointly with the other traffic device which now controls traffic from the North Conduit Avenue (Westbound) Service Rad plus 88th Street.
Convert 149th Avenue between 78th Street (a/k/a Sapphire Street) and 79th Street from one-way westbound to two-way traffic.
Convert 79th Street between Linden Blvd. and 149th Avenue from one-way northbound to two-way traffic.
Convert 79th Street between Linden Blvd. and 149th Avenue from one-way northbound to two-way traffic.
Biking south-bound on this block of Logan is challenging because there is no parked car lane and not enough space for a car to safely pass you. It's 1 of the only ways to get south from Cypress Hills St bike lane to connect to Fountain Ave bike lane. The alternative would be to turn from Logan onto Atlantic to get to Fountain a block earlier, but that 1 block of Atlantic is even more dangerous to ride on
Drivers speed down this street. Lots of cars using this block to connect from Cypress Hills St to the Conduit, in addition to using Euclid. Euclid has speed bumps and Richmond does not, but it is still a common street for speeders to run down. Please add speed bump or traffic calming measures.
Fountain Ave bike lane ends with no connection heading towards Cypress Hills St (huge connection into Ridgewood) or Highland Park. Need to fill that gap!
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