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Pedestrian

07/18/2025 - 18:05

Force Tube Ave - Highland Park Greenway - Etna St

Dangerous intersection to cross. The green light is short, and every side of the intersection has both right-turning and left-turning cars. I walk with my kids who are on bikes or scooters and find it challenging to escort them safely through the intersection while watching cars turning from both sides. There needs to be traffic-calming measures to slow the turns, and a pedestrian head-start on the traffic signal.

Bike

07/18/2025 - 18:03

Highland Pl - Etna St - Ridgewood Ave

This should be a 4-way stop. On my cycling commute i turn left from Etna onto Force Tube, and there's heavy traffic without a stop sign that doesn't see bikes coming. A 4-way stop will make that turn much safer for cyclists and pedestrians, especially since its so close to a park

Bike

07/18/2025 - 18:00

Atlantic Ave - Conduit Boulevard - Euclid Ave

This part of Atlantic under Conduit feels like a highway onramp and encourages cars to speed. Do not feel safe riding a bike through here.

Public Space

07/18/2025 - 18:00

Atlantic Ave - Conduit Boulevard - Euclid Ave

Public space around the street here is always filled with trash and is not easily publicly accessible.

Bike

07/18/2025 - 17:59

Logan St - Atlantic Ave - Liberty Ave

Cycling northbound on Logan through Atlantic very dangerous. The southbound car traffic on Logan has a lot of left turns and cars speed through to get ahead of opposing traffic. I've had a lot of close calls riding through this intersection. Logan is the only way to go connecting the Fountain bike lanes up towards the Cypress Hills St bike lanes and Highland park - this is a very dangerous gap in the network.

Pedestrian

07/18/2025 - 17:57

Atlantic Ave - Fountain Ave - Logan St

very dangerous to cross. lots of left turn traffic that jumps the gun, and cars speeding to pass

Pedestrian

07/18/2025 - 17:56

Conduit Boulevard - Grant Ave - Eldert Lane

the lawn between the roadway is all desire paths, there are no clear official pathways and its very dusty. make clear sidewalk space and paths to cross the street that align with crosswalks

Bike

07/18/2025 - 17:54

North Conduit Ave - 80 St - 83 St

All of Conduit Blvd is very unsafe to bike. The lanes are very narrow with no space along the curb to ride. Cars go very fast and people in the right lane are frequently trying to pass other cars, making it even more dangerous. The green space between both directions could make a great divided bike lane and have space for recreation.

Driving

07/17/2025 - 07:45

79 St - North Conduit Ave - Queens

Build the Bushwick Expressway!

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Pedestrian

07/14/2025 - 16:16

Ruby St - Belmont Ave - Conduit Boulevard

How are people supposed to walk on conduit?!? There is no sidewalk or safe place to walk. Google maps send you down a path that has no sidewalks or any way to walk on north conduit.

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