Dean & Bergen Streets
Comments (1388)
Comments (1388)
Leave B65 on Dean Street. Do not move it to Atlantic. This will create an unnecessary hardship.
Please do not make changes to the bike lane on Dean Street between Vanderbilt and Underhill avenues. It is and has been safe and peaceful for decades. We do have frequent ambulances and emergency vehicles for our seniors and disabled neighbors. And we have the B65 and double parking, and even so, we do not have conflicts between pedestrians and cyclists and drivers and deliveries. Importantly, there are no horns blaring. The mixed use traffic flow works well, and we'd like to keep it this way. Please do not institute changes. A protected bike lane will create traffic jams, increase conflict and noise levels. Spend resources where needed. Not here. Thank you.
You look at this map and you clearly see there’s a concerning lack of north-south protected bike lanes in the area. The Bedford Avenue protected bike lane should be extended to Eastern Parkway!
You look at this map and you clearly see there’s a concerning lack of north-south protected bike lanes in the area. The Bedford Avenue protected bike lane should be extended to Eastern Parkway!
You look at this map and you clearly see there’s a concerning lack of north-south protected bike lanes in the area. The Bedford Avenue protected bike lane should be extended to Eastern Parkway!
You look at this map and you clearly see there’s a concerning lack of north-south protected bike lanes in the area. The Bedford Avenue protected bike lane should be extended to Eastern Parkway!
This intersection should have a concrete pedestrian island. It’s currently super dangerous for pedestrians to cross due to the speeding traffic and width of Atlantic Avenue. Pedestrians have nowhere to wait for their traffic light to turn green if they’re stuck waiting in the median. Turning cars literally will run over you
This intersection should have a concrete pedestrian island. It’s currently super dangerous for pedestrians to cross due to the speeding traffic and width of Atlantic Avenue. Pedestrians have nowhere to wait for their traffic light to turn green if they’re stuck waiting in the median. Turning cars literally will run over you
This intersection should have a concrete pedestrian island. It’s currently super dangerous for pedestrians to cross due to the speeding traffic and width of Atlantic Avenue. Pedestrians have nowhere to wait for their traffic light to turn green if they’re stuck waiting in the median. Turning cars literally will run over you
This intersection should have a concrete pedestrian island. It’s currently super dangerous for pedestrians to cross due to the speeding traffic and width of Atlantic Avenue. Pedestrians have nowhere to wait for their traffic light to turn green if they’re stuck waiting in the median. Turning cars literally will run over you
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