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Freight

09/11/2026 - 18:24

Bergen St - Rogers Ave - Nostrand Ave - Brooklyn

I hear so many drivers complaining about bike lanes and how it impacts their parking. It’s hypocritical of them as they undoubtedly had a moving truck deliver their belongings to their apartment which of course requires parking. All delivery requires it. So how can you consider using that space along 10 miles of a narrow road that is majority of seniors based on the word of drivers just for storing their personal vehicles on the side of the road? Btw im 38

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Bike

09/10/2026 - 02:14

Dean St - Bond St - Nevins St

As an owner-occupant on this street, I am strongly in favor of a Bike Boulevard, especially if it includes a protected bike lane. Dean and Bergen are heavily used as biking corridors, but frequently cars and buses ride over the painted lanes. It would be a great benefit to residents of these streets and many other areas to have a long protected bike lane to make it from one end of the borough to another.

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Freight

09/09/2026 - 14:18

Bergen St - Rogers Ave - Nostrand Ave

I’m hear so many cyclists complaining about double parked vehicles and how it impacts their safety. It’s hypocritical of them as they undoubtedly had a moving truck delivered their belongings to thier apart which of course requires double parking. All delivery requires it. So how can you consider taking that space away from 10 miles of a narrow road that is majority of seniors based on the word of cyclists just passing through our neighborhood for a ride? Btw im 69

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Freight

09/09/2026 - 14:18

Bergen St - Rogers Ave - Nostrand Ave

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Bike Lane Protection

09/07/2026 - 14:55

Bergen St - 5 Ave - Flatbush Ave

This is a super unsafe area for bikes. The crossing is particularly stressful. I would appreciate a protected bike lane all the way on bergen

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Bike

09/06/2026 - 16:45

Dean St - Classon Ave - Franklin Ave - Brooklyn

Bike lanes are littered with pot holes, glass and debris, construction, uneven pavement, or double parked cars. Grates and man holes are also frequently placed in bike lanes, which present a safety hazard. Bike lanes should be kept free of hazards so cyclists can use them safely.

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Bike

09/06/2026 - 16:45

Dean St - Classon Ave - Franklin Ave - Brooklyn

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Pedestrian

09/02/2026 - 00:05

South Portland Ave - Atlantic Ave - 6 Ave

Add pedestrian islands / refuges for both crossings in Atlantic Avenue

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Unsafe Crossing

09/01/2026 - 23:47

Franklin Ave - Pacific St - Dean St

How many accidents need to take place in this are of Crown Heights for the DOT to start deploying their street improvement project (SIP) toolkit at these intersections? 1. Hardened daylighting with planters / bollards / granite blocks 2. Extended curbs / neckdowns 3. Extended leading pedestrian intervals 4. Speed reducers 5. More frequent repainting of the pedestrian crossings

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Driving

09/01/2026 - 23:39

St Marks Ave - Grand Ave - Classon Ave

How is the DOT going to deter the traffic from moving from Dean / Bergen to adjacent streets? The goal should be to reduce the overall traffic, not simply to benefit some streets at the expense of others

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