There should be a safe and more direct way for cyclists to get to Broadway Junction. It is a major transit hub that can't be reached without braving entirely car focused streets with heavy vehicles on them.
Dean & Bergen Streets
There should be a safe and more direct way for cyclists to get to Broadway Junction. It is a major transit hub that can't be reached without braving entirely car focused streets with heavy vehicles on them.
Drivers run this red light in all directions. The police precinct is one block away but there is no enforcement so there is no reason not to run the light here.
Drivers are usually parked in the bike lane
Drivers are usually parked in the bike lane
Double parked vehicles are always along this street forcing drivers into the bike lane
Drivers are usually parked in the bike lane
The hotel here instructs or allows drivers to park in the bike lane directly in front of their address. For such a major bike lane there needs to be accountability here, of physically blocking drivers from being able to do this.
Drivers usually park in the bike lane
Food trucks on the sidewalk cause conflicts with pedestrians and cyclists who can't see each other until the last moment. These vendors here should be moved to another part of the plaza so they aren't in the middle of the crossing section of the sidewalk and bike lane.
There is no protection, no bollards, no nothing, from vehicles for people crossing the street in this major intersection.
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