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This bike lane is blocked by Ubers, or trucks unloading 100% of the time I’ve ridden here. It forces the bikers to go into the road with cars. All of the bike lanes in dumbo should be raised and protected, while still keeping in mind that trucks need to have a space to unload. There should be no cars allowed in this area! It’s full of tourists and locals that are walking everywhere. The bike network from the park should be connected to the bridges with fully protected bike paths and there should be clear signs. I’ve see many tourists having to walk their bikes because the bike paths are disconnected from the waterfront path to the bridges.
Front Street is an economic engine of the whole area, yet it feels like a long-term parking lot on a good day. Turning this section of Front St into a pedestrian zone would likely increase foot traffic for most business. Even just removing parking (and enforcing traffic flow) would significantly improve this are both for residents and visitors.
This section could really use a protected bike line to divide cyclists from red light-running traffic
This whole area has an amazing potential to become a pedestrian plaza and truly connect/extend BK piers and Dumbo (instead of 4 lane traffic with cars detouring gridlocked BQE)
This could easily be a dead-end street. Majority of the traffic appears to be either serving the BK Bridge Park (easily accessible from Furman) or using this road as a detour from gridlocked BQE.
Poorly planned intersection in an already chaotic area. Turning traffic blocks Old Fulton traffic. Creates a honking grid lock and backs up traffic to BQE entry and down Furman.
Major pedestrian crossing to park but vehicles lack awareness. Lots of speeding, running reds and illegal parking.
Too much traffic trying to get onto the BQE here that cars block intersection and pedestrian crosswalk. The two short stoplights intensifies congestion. Causes bottle neck into Dumbo/BBP. Reroute some traffic to nearby Sands St BQE on ramp.
Congested corner, dangerous for pedestrians. Cars drive too fast around this blind corner. Trucks have a difficult time making a turn here, causing traffic to build up and block bike lanes.
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