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Pedestrian

05/10/2026 - 20:10

Vanderbilt Ave - Bergen St - Brooklyn

This is a terrible idea. What have you learned from open streets and pedestrian safety? What have you learned from the bike lanes in prospect park? Nothing! The cyclists think they rule the road. They don't abide by rules at all. Many cyclists don't even know how to ride in traffic. It's dangerous for pedestrians. I had a cyclist almost hit my stroller the other day on the corner of Washington and St Johns.

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Bike

05/10/2026 - 14:28

Bergen St - 4 Ave - 5 Ave

Please do not expand to a "bike boulevard." There are already two bus lines going down this block, as well as trucks. Bicyclists coming down this street do not obey traffic signals and speed so quickly, it's impossible to open a car door or cross the street at the corners. This is a residential street already overwhelmed by bike traffic, bus traffic, and car traffic. Don't add more!

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Bike

05/10/2026 - 07:02

St Marks Ave - Rogers Ave - Nostrand Ave

I support the addition of protected bike lanes. Make the city people first, not car first. I trust the administration to make effective changes to current bus routes so that buses continue to run smoothly.

Bike

05/09/2026 - 23:50

Dean St - 4 Ave - 5 Ave - Brooklyn

As a longtime resident of the block, I fully support the bike lane. Traffic is horrendous with Barclays Center activity and the B65 is commonly stuck in the traffic. A reroute might not be the worst thing. A reassessment of street parking is badly needed too, given that all the commercial buildings on the block have been demolished and converted to residential units.

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Bike

05/09/2026 - 21:49

Dean St - 4 Ave - 5 Ave - Brooklyn

I live on this block, i bike, walk, frive, and take tye bus. On barclays evebt days, things are hard, loud, polluting. I support the bike boulevard.

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Bike

05/09/2026 - 21:49

Dean St - 4 Ave - 5 Ave - Brooklyn

I live on this block, i bike, walk, frive, and take tye bus. On barclays evebt days, things are hard, loud, polluting. I support the bike boulevard.

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Accessibility

05/09/2026 - 20:15

Bergen St - Grand Ave - Classon Ave

The bus on Dean and Bergen is needed for elderly, and disabled. There are a lot more people on the bus than riding their bike. I work on this corner and use the bus to commute from here to park slope. I am disabled. There is no other convenient way to get to this area. The subway takes over an hour with a transfer and is only 10 minutes on the bus.

Accessibility

05/09/2026 - 20:15

Bergen St - Grand Ave - Classon Ave

Accessibility

05/09/2026 - 20:15

Bergen St - Grand Ave - Classon Ave

Accessibility

05/09/2026 - 20:12

Saint Marks Ave - Carlton Ave - Vanderbilt Ave - Brooklyn

This is a huge disruption of transportation for disabled riders and will also cause a huge build up of traffic on the residential streets nearby. The bike lane is already sufficient.

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