NO BIKE BOULEVARD. CONGESTED AS IT IS, ESP WITH THE BS YOU PPL ARE DOING WITH FLATBUSH AND GRAND ARMY SMH. INTENTIONAL CONGESTION
Dean & Bergen Streets
NO BIKE BOULEVARD. CONGESTED AS IT IS, ESP WITH THE BS YOU PPL ARE DOING WITH FLATBUSH AND GRAND ARMY SMH. INTENTIONAL CONGESTION
Lots of double parking here, often all the way up and down the block. A bike boulevard that discourages this extra lane of parking would make everyone safer and make transit for all faster.
Commonly narrowed due to illegal parking and double parking. Drivers are also very aggressive crossing through Flatbush and unprepared for the congestion that happens here, endangering everyone.
I think we all know what's happening at this end of the block. Everything narrows to one travel lane because of rampant illegal parking.
Just a mess of an intersection for N/S and E/W travelers. Please implement street calming and ensure continuity of the N/S bike lanes.
Speeding cars endanger all street users. Please move forward with street calming measures.
The B65 is critical but runs infrequently and with delays. Please help speed up the bus and make all street users safer by removing a lane of parked cars for the bike boulevard.
This block is double parked almost all day. With two lanes of parking, all traffic gets squeezed into one shared travel lane. Please allocate more space for moving traffic here--bike, bus, and car.
Cars are consistently speeding on Bergen st. morning and night. Street calming measures and a bike boulevard would make this street safer for all and speed up the B65 bus which will STILL run on Bergen and Dean east of Washington--despite what CB8 has been telling people when they canvas for signatures.
There's a curbside extension in the middle of the pedestrian crossing that blocks the crossing across the merge of Bedford and Rogers for people with strollers or using wheelchairs
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