Vanderbilt is a major bicycle route and vehicles are parked in the bike lanes in both directions all the time.
Dean & Bergen Streets
Vanderbilt is a major bicycle route and vehicles are parked in the bike lanes in both directions all the time.
Drivers run this red light all the time.
Drivers speed to run this light frequently, and make illegal turns through the red light onto Pacific.
Drivers proceed straight through red lights here. I observed a vehicle that went through a red light with an NYPD vehicle behind them and the police did nothing. Pedestrians have no confidence safely cross the streets anywhere in this area because the drivers ignore all laws. There is nothing physically stopping them and there are no repercussions to breaking the law for them.
The sidewalk here is not protected. I've seen drivers make left turns through red lights while driving on the sidewalk to get onto St Marks Ave. This should not be physically possible. Bollards need to be installed.
Drivers run the red light in all directions here
Drivers speed through here attempting to make the light on Flatbush. I saw a driver speeding in the opposing traffic lane to pass a vehicle, going through a red light. Two pedestrians that just started to cross almost got hit because there was no visibility around the illegally parked vehicles.
Illegally parked vehicles here right up to the crosswalk make seeing if it is safe to cross impossible.
Vehicles are illegally parked here all the time. Seems to be mostly from NYPD.
Vehicles are parked here illegally, half on the sidewalk, half blocking the street. I think the NYPD parks these vehicles here. It constricts the roadway a lot and makes it dangerous for everyone traveling through.
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