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Driving

07/12/2026 - 10:41

Dean St - Nostrand Ave - New York Ave

I was born and raised in Central Brooklyn. My family and friends do not utilize these bike lanes. We are not opposed to the bike lanes currently in place, but we are opposed to the Bergen & Dean Sts. Bike Blvd. The current bike lanes work fine and are not intrusive. The blvd plan will diminish our quality of life. I am a senior and DOT has no plans for New Yorkers aging in place. The only plans DOT comes up with are more, more bike lanes to appease a small percentage of the population. This is more about elitism than safety. Who is running DOT? Transportation Alternatives?

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Pedestrian

07/11/2026 - 23:17

Classon Ave - Lefferts Pl - Atlantic Ave

DOT recently added painted neckdowns here (great!), but there are no planters or any other physical obstacles to prevent cars from continuing to park exactly the same way they did before. Please review this!

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Accessibility

07/11/2026 - 20:12

Bergen St - New York Ave - Brooklyn Ave - Brooklyn

A bike Blvd on this street would cause significant hardships to the elderly and handicapped whoo need easy access to access a ride

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Pedestrian

07/11/2026 - 19:59

Dean St - Rogers Ave - Nostrand Ave

Please add plastic bollards to reduce the speed of cars turning at the intersection and daylighting measures to improve pedestrian visibility!

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Pedestrian

07/11/2026 - 19:57

Bergen St - Rogers Ave - Nostrand Ave

Please implement extended curbs via Street Improvement Projects at this intersection to improve visibility and safety

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Pedestrian

07/11/2026 - 19:51

Bergen St - Bedford Ave - Rogers Ave

Remove the parking spot between Bedford and Rogers at this intersection and extend the curb to gain pedestrian space and create opportunities for additional greenery and improvements in the area: tree beds, bioswales, planters...

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Public Transit

07/11/2026 - 18:39

Bergen St - New York Ave - Nostrand Ave - Brooklyn

I WOULD LIKE TO KEEP MY BUS STOP HERE AS SOME WITH DISABILITIES, THE BUS STOP HERE IS CONVENIENT. AN ATLANTIC AVENUE STOP WOULD BE BOTH DANGEROUS AND INCONVENIENT.

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Accessibility

07/11/2026 - 18:23

YOUR PLAN WOULD PREVENT SENIORS IN WHEELCHAIRS/WALKERS, USING CAR SERVICE,ACCESS TO BEING DROPPED OFF IN FRONT OF THE CHURCH ON DEAN STREET

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Bike

07/11/2026 - 18:14

Bergen St - Albany Ave - Brooklyn

The bikes will decrease the parking demand and increase sidewalk conflicts between pedestrians and cyclists.

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Pedestrian

07/11/2026 - 17:31

Bergen St - Franklin Ave - Bedford Ave

DOT should consider extending the curbs to shorten the pedestrian crossings and make sure they're not only painted but also protected with planters for them to truly slow down traffic and protect pedestrians. Painting extended curbs and adding some plastic signs doesn't work unless you pair it with more fines for illegal parking and obstacles to make it harder to park there.

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