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Bike

Bike

07/17/2026 - 13:52

Bergen St - Washington Ave - Grand Ave

I have used the Bergen and Dean street bike lanes to commute and get around Brooklyn for years. Double parked cars and trucks in the bike lane are a constant issue, causing dangerous conditions for both bicyclists and drivers as bicyclists have to merge in and out of car traffic. I am strongly in support of infrastructure improvements to make this bicycle route safer.

Pedestrian

Pedestrian

07/17/2026 - 09:04

Dean St - 3 Ave - 4 Ave - Brooklyn

These bike "boulevards" and street redesigns are becoming more and more problematic across the city. Given that the 72nd street bike redesign was just paused pending a lawsuit by local residents, Court Street business/residents still furious over redesigns (tried to sue the city), likewise with the ones on Underhill and in Astoria are not popular and community concerns were ignored. I can't see the Dean/Bergen bike boulevard being any better for people who live & work along these streets. Only about 1% of New Yorkers ride bikes on the regular -- so why are bikes (ebikes really) the priority over every other street use? It's an obsession at this point with no consideration given to the wider impacts of these changes. Besides, Dean/Bergen already have bike lanes.

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Bike

Bike

07/17/2026 - 05:07

Dean St - 3 Ave - 4 Ave - Brooklyn

Most Bikers do not respect the traffic lights and pedestrians crossing. What are the rules for the Bikers?

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Illegal Parking

Illegal Parking

07/16/2026 - 20:55

Dean St - 6 Ave - Carlton Ave

Cars constantly parked/idling in the bike lanes on this block, probably because of the park? Protect the bike lane so drivers need to idle elsewhere, please

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Illegal Parking

Illegal Parking

07/16/2026 - 20:55

Dean St - 6 Ave - Carlton Ave

Cars constantly parked/idling in the bike lanes on this block, probably because of the park? Protect the bike lane so drivers need to idle elsewhere, please

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Freight

Freight

07/16/2026 - 20:52

Dean St - Carlton Ave - Vanderbilt Ave

Lots of huge trucks on this part, which is already narrowed by construction and ridiculous paving/covered metal slabs to skid on…

Freight

Freight

07/16/2026 - 20:52

Dean St - Carlton Ave - Vanderbilt Ave

Lots of huge trucks on this part, which is already narrowed by construction and ridiculous paving/covered metal slabs to skid on…

Freight

Freight

07/16/2026 - 20:52

Dean St - Carlton Ave - Vanderbilt Ave

Lots of huge trucks on this part, which is already narrowed by construction and ridiculous paving/covered metal slabs to skid on…

Freight

Freight

07/16/2026 - 20:52

Dean St - Carlton Ave - Vanderbilt Ave

Lots of huge trucks on this part, which is already narrowed by construction and ridiculous paving/covered metal slabs to skid on…

Freight

Freight

07/16/2026 - 20:52

Dean St - Carlton Ave - Vanderbilt Ave

Lots of huge trucks on this part, which is already narrowed by construction and ridiculous paving/covered metal slabs to skid on…

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