Dean & Bergen Streets
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The sideways transition of the bike lane here to the protected bike lane where Bedford Ave and Rogers Ave merge is incredibly dangerous as it is right now. Signaling could be improved, and traffic should be calmed to avoid accidents
The UPS store consistently parks delivery trucks illegally here, making it hard to move around both for pedestrians and cyclists
Please replicate the Underhill Bike Boulevard approach with median traffic calming measures for Dean St
Pedestrian area is not respected by auto repair shop
Traffic comes down Rogers speeding. This intersection with Bedford and Rogers is incredibly dangerous for pedestrians
Please extend the curbs and add daylighting here to improve the safety of the crossings. I have almost been run over by cyclists and cars several times due to the poor visibility. Look at the Streetview in this intersection, with the truck it's very hard to see if cyclists, motorcycles or cars are coming up.
I actively avoid this crossing due to how dangerous and scary it is when I cycle or walk
Cyclists turning left from northbound 4th Ave. to westbound Bergen St. have nowhere to wait at this intersection and are forced to either wade into vehicle traffic on 4th (dangerous) or squeeze into the waiting cyclists going westbound already. There should be a protected turn zone.
The intersection of Hanson and Flatbush outside Atlantic Terminal is extremely dangerous. Between the vendors, the delivery riders, the pedestrians, and the heavy vehicle traffic on Flatbush, this pain point is unworkable for everyone. The vendors should have a dedicated area they are permitted to set up in, the bike lane connection should be at grade with a traffic light for crossing, and there should be a crosswalk across the same point for pedestrians to cross east/west between the Apple Store and Atlantic Terminal.
The condition of the pavement on Bond between Atlantic and State is horrific. It is like biking or driving on the surface of the moon. Please repave this soon!
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