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Parking in Bike Lane
Parking in Bike Lane
Bergen St - 6 Ave - Carlton Ave

Lots of double parking here during sports events. Forces drivers into the bike lane.

Driving
Driving
Dean St - Bond St - Nevins St

There is barely enough parking as it stands. If more is taken away than permitted parking aggressively enforced must be required. Not everyone is an owner here who can afford $500 parking lots.

Public Transit
Public Transit
Bergen St - Classon Ave - Franklin Ave

B65 Buses often get stuck at the stoplight here. Please do not forget about bus riders even though this is a Bike Boulevard project.

Bike
Bike
Bergen St - Bond St - Brooklyn

I am in favor of the Bike Boulevard. Let's envision a New York with fewer cars! It will be quieter, cleaner, and safer. We'll live with less climate disorder. Let's do it!

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Driving
Driving
Dean St - New York Ave - Nostrand Ave - Brooklyn

Please do not remove any more street parking. Street parking on Dean Street is already limited and the street is shared with a bus route, as well as a bike lane already existing.

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Driving
Driving
Clinton St - Verandah Pl - Warren St

Cut through traffic on Clinton street is out of control. Cars use it in order to avoid traffic on the BQE trench section, which quickly clogs this single-lane residential road. This road was never designed to see this much traffic, and drivers have no regard for pedestrians and cyclists. Traffic calming measures are needed to reduce the amount of cut through traffic, making it safer for pedestrians, cyclists, and especially children who often make use of Cobble Hill park.

Driving
Driving
Bergen St - 4 Ave - 5 Ave - Brooklyn

High traffic from busses, cars and trucks. Especially high traffic during events at Barclay’s and on Friday and Saturday nights.

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Driving
Driving
Dean St - Boerum Pl - Smith St

I am writing to oppose the proposed bike lane on Dean if it requires the removal of existing parking. I support improving street safety, but removing parking on this block would create a real burden for residents, visitors, deliveries, caregivers, and service workers who rely on curb access. Before moving forward, I urge the City to consider alternatives that improve safety without eliminating parking, such as better signage, traffic-calming measures, daylighting intersections where appropriate, or using a nearby wider corridor that can better accommodate a bike lane. This proposal should not move ahead unless the parking and curb-access impacts are fully addressed.

Driving
Driving
Bergen St - Brooklyn Ave - Kingston Ave

Do not turn Bergen street into a bike route. This is terrible for the people who have lived here for years and struggle to find parking as it is. It is a disaster for those of us who have businesses when clients cannot park. Our families cannot park. Our church community with large elderly populations cannot park and attend service. There is already a bike lane on the street. We don't need more.

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Driving
Driving
Bergen St - Brooklyn Ave - Kingston Ave

Do not turn Bergen street into a bike route. This is terrible for the people who have lived here for years and struggle to find parking as it is. It is a disaster for those of us who have businesses when clients cannot park. Our families cannot park. Our church community with large elderly populations cannot park and attend service. There is already a bike lane on the street. We don't need more.

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