Trucks regularly speed down the one way Olive Street, adjacent to Cooper Park, which is heavily foot trafficked by park goers and nearby school children. They also regularly damage parked cars on Olive Street.

This intersection is dangerous to cross as a pedestrian. I often have to cross Atlantic Avenue at Hicks street with my young children and have witnessed vehicles going through red lights, blocking the intersection and speeding through the intersection, making it extremely unsafe to cross.

It's extremely difficult and dangerous to cross the street at this intersection. I have young children and it is dangerous to try to cross Atlantic Avenue/the BQE on ramp here to get to the playground located at this intersection.

This intersection is always jammed with traffic.

I own a business on this block, and see daily that trucks cannot make the turn onto Ten Eyck from Waterbury St. As a result, there are daily traffic jams, and parked cars are frequently damaged. Further, two large trucks cannot safely pass each other on Waterbury St, with cars parked on both sides. This should be a one-way street. As it is not, we are all forced to park partially on the sidewalk, to avoid damage to our vehicles, which also impedes pedestrian foot traffic. This corridor of the neighborhood cannot accommodate large trucks, and it is a daily struggle of the local business owners because the city has not effectively addressed this.

Trucks parked and blocking bike lanes throughout the day, all day, forcing cyclists the weave and detour into the traffic. It's highly dangerous, and there have been multiple deaths. The police refuse to issue tickets or enforce the laws, and the trucks will not respect the traffic laws or cyclists or pedestrians through these more industrial areas of our neighborhood.

Trucks pull up and park, throughout the day, every day, blocking the bike lanes. Several cyclists have been killed. The trucks are not respecting traffic laws, which is resulting in deaths. We need actual barricades protecting cyclists, as the truck drivers do not respect these lanes and the local police refuse to enforce the law.

Bordering a residential neighborhood and park, this intersection is highly hazardous for pedestrians and cyclists. We have huge trucks coming from each direction along Morgan and Metropolitan, making it unsafe for pedestrians and cyclists to cross. There are also no designated bike lanes down these two major streets in this area. The incessant truck traffic, noise, and fumes, have lessened the quality of life of this neighborhood's resident. I both own my home and a small business in this neighborhood of Cooper Park.

there are almost always trucks parked in the bike lane here, and not enough room for people on bikes to go around them safely