Drivers are usually double parked on both sides of 6th Avenue. Traveling through here is impossible.
Dean & Bergen Streets
Drivers are usually double parked on both sides of 6th Avenue. Traveling through here is impossible.
Entire block is illegally parked vehicles in a no standing zone.
This intersection is perpetually blocked by turning traffic that doesn't clear the intersection. The entire east-bound direction of Atlantic Avenue can't move because of the amount of vehicles stuck in the intersection. Left turns onto 6th Avenue should be removed or automatic fines for blocking the box need to be added.
Why can't the NYPD and FDNY use this vacant parking lot for parking all of their personal vehicles? Instead they are all illegally parked in this area, blocking sidewalks, and ruining visibility at intersections.
Whole block is illegally parked vehicles. There is no allowed street parking on this block. NYPD and others park here.
Drivers often run this red light.
A food truck is usually parked in the two-way bike lane connection here because it is not clearly painted up to the street and no one enforces them moving it over a few feet so it is safe. This plaza has so much space. There is no reason a food truck needs to be obstructing the bike lane.
The new two-way bike lane is not smoothly connected here and runs straight into a hard curb which can cause cyclists to crash.
NYPD or Barclays Center employees park there vehicles in the no standing zones on this street and all fire hydrants are blocked.
The left turn lane on Dean Street can't be used because vehicles have been parking in it for well over a year. They are usually NYPD vehicles so there is no ticketing and the entire turning lane remains blocked.
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