Daylighting needed here
Dean & Bergen Streets
Daylighting needed here
We dont want a stupid bike lane here
Seems like no matter what, there's always cars (especially taxis) parked in the bike lane during the PM commute
It would be cool if there was some kind of treatment to allow "right turn yield on red", since the Smith Street bike lane is usually empty and cyclists can turn right from Bergen onto Smith without conflicting with cars, and many cyclists are taking this route during the AM commute
This is a heavily commercial block - both in terms of commercial businesses with delivery needs, warehouses, driveways, garages, PD and FD parking, a protected lane does not belong on this block.
It would be nice if this was made into a yield for Bergen Street, since traffic on Grand Ave is pretty sparse
It would be nice if this was made into a yield for Dean Street, since traffic on Grand Ave is pretty sparse
It's annoying when biking through here that you usually have to wait separately at 5th Ave and Flatbush Ave when heading east on Dean Street. It would be nice if the green lights were timed together so that when 5th Ave turns green, Flatbush Ave turns green within a few seconds. Even if you don't change the light cycles, making them go green together would help people on Dean a lot
Timing the traffic lights for a green wave on Bergen/Dean would be really awesome!
this block of dean must be slightly narrower than others - cars frequently double park in the bike lane here, and the bus is not able to get past leading to lots of honking until the bus driver can get the double parker's attention. it would be great if these streets were both bus and bike only, as it would make them more efficient and safer for both modes of transport!
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