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Bike

Bike

10/31/2026 - 10:11

Bergen St - Brooklyn Ave - Kingston Ave - Brooklyn

I am very concerned about the impact of any changes to the bus corridors in 11213, the B65. This zip is hope to over 9,000 persons over the age of 65. Many of which need public transportation, use access a-ride to get around. They have members of the community for decades and changes are being discussed that adversely affect them and yet their voices are to being heard and needs are being overlooked.

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Public Transit

Public Transit

10/31/2026 - 10:07

Bergen St - Troy Ave - Schenectady Ave - Brooklyn

Do Not remove 65 Bus. Leave the street as is. No protected bike lanes. No removal of parking.

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Driving

Driving

10/31/2026 - 10:04

Dean St - Carlton Ave - Brooklyn

Do not add protected bike lanes. Restore 65 Bus Service.

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Bike

Bike

10/31/2026 - 10:01

Kingston Ave - Park Pl - Prospect Pl - Brooklyn

Remove CitiBike Hub. It is unnecessary as there are hubs on Brooklyn Avenue nearby, regain usurped parking spots to reduce need for double parking.

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Parking in Bike Lane

Parking in Bike Lane

10/31/2026 - 09:56

Bergen St - Kingston Ave - Revere Pl - Brooklyn

Remove Citi Bike hub to regain 5 parking spots so that people don’t need to double park in bike lanes.

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Pedestrian

Pedestrian

10/31/2026 - 09:53

Bergen St - Classon Ave - Franklin Ave - Brooklyn

Put bike lanes on the sidewalk with physical barriers to protect pedestrians from bikers. Add bike traffic lights and automatic drop down gates timed with traffic to ensure bikers do not run red lights .

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Bike

Bike

10/31/2026 - 09:50

Dean St - Albany Ave - Brooklyn

Bikers, Mike Flynn, Transportation Alternatives, Eric McClure and Mayor Mamdani have no right to turn our streets into play grounds for bikers and wealthy transplants. These policies are agist, racist, ableist. You are making streets significantly more dangerous with protected bike lanes that are hazardous for the elderly, disabled and young children who cannot be dropped at the curb but have to be dropped in the street and have to cross bike lanes with bikers who Mamdani has decided, are unaccountable to any traffic laws.

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Bike

Bike

10/31/2026 - 09:41

Dean St - Bedford Ave - Nostrand Ave - Brooklyn

Leave the street as is and stop usurping people’s property by ticketing them or giving them violations for their legally permitted driveways. That is theft. The 3.4 percent of the population who ride bikes should not be able to encroach on people’s property!

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Bike

Bike

10/31/2026 - 09:37

Bergen St - New York Ave - Nostrand Ave - Brooklyn

Add stop lights for bikes, make them all have registration and license plates and be held accountable to the law! Every vehicle whether cars or bicycles need to be held to the same safety standards. Many cyclists are reckless,do not follow the rules of the road and create hazardous conditions for pedestrians and cars.

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Bike

Bike

10/31/2026 - 09:31

Bergen St - Underhill Ave - Washington Ave - Brooklyn

Leave the street alone. Do not add protected bike lane. Do not remove any parking.

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