Dean & Bergen Streets
Comments (1086)
Comments (1086)
Moving the bike lane route and directing it through the Kingsborough Houses Campus would take bikes completely off the road for several blocks along Dean. The Kingsborough campus roadways are enormous and could easily accommodate. The campus is also beautiful and lush and is a great community green space.
Moving the bike lane route and directing it through the Kingsborough Houses Campus would take bikes completely off the road for several blocks along Dean. The Kingsborough campus roadways are enormous and could easily accommodate. The campus is also beautiful and lush and is a great community green space.
Moving the bike lane route and directing it through the Kingsborough Houses Campus would take bikes completely off the road for several blocks along Dean. The Kingsborough campus roadways are enormous and could easily accommodate. The campus is also beautiful and lush and is a great community green space.
The sidewalks, roads, and the central through way around St. John Park are enormous. Can the bike boulevard incorporate this amazing community asset and go through or around the park? A bike lane through the park and other already pedestrianized areas like the NYCHA houses next to the park and the block of st marks between Kingston and Albany, which cars cannot drive through, could take bikers almost completely out of contact with cars for several blocks along this route.
The entire bike corridor turns on Rochester while moving from Bergen to St Marks. Consider hardening Rochester, as it is busier than either east/west road or moving the Bergen Lane over to Saint Mark's entirely.
The entire bike corridor turns on Rochester while moving from Bergen to St Marks. Consider hardening Rochester, as it is busier than either east/west road or moving the Bergen Lane over to Saint Mark's entirely.
The entire bike corridor turns on Rochester while moving from Bergen to St Marks. Consider hardening Rochester, as it is busier than either east/west road or moving the Bergen Lane over to Saint Mark's entirely.
The current bike lane doesn’t keep cyclists off the sidewalks. Will you include signage pointing out that bikes are to be walked on sidewalks?? I’m 68. My neighbor s are in 70’s and 80’s. It’s insane the way yuppies assume they can be safe on sidewalks quietly speeding past me! Why won’t the cops issue summons?
As a resident, I would like to see Dean Street pedestrianized (no vehicles) - or only local vehicle traffic (in the style of a Low Traffic Neighborhood)
I constantly have vehicles encroaching my space while biking the stretch of Bergen west of 4th Avenue. Would love to see more protection for cycling and less mixing with vehicles (consider making the street bike and pedestrian only)
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