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Health & Environmental Impact
Health & Environmental Impact
North 4 St - Roebling St - Roebling St

Large trucks idle and park in pedestrian zone near schools

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Narrow Roadway
Narrow Roadway
Berry St - North 11 St - North 10 St

This residential street is extremely narrow and not suitable for trucks

Difficult Truck Turn
Difficult Truck Turn
Metropolitan Ave - 69 St - Metropolitan Ave

Amazon is creating a new distribution center inside Rentar Plaza - street level. The y have failed to notify anyone on community or Council District about their traffic plan. Their new loading bay doors are mid block - cross over a sidewalk - do not have any traffic signals. How is any truck supposed to cross the double yellow lines leavibg the building turning West Bound on Metropolitan Ave. The trucks tend to leave around the same time in the AM. How will that affect commuters, buses, and high school students 1 block away, and the terminus of the M train. They need a traffic signal at their new garage doors. Location close to the M train station, not the loading docks on western side - that is different - they have turning bays on Metro.

Observed Pedestrian and Truck Conflict
Observed Pedestrian and Truck Conflict
63 Drive - Booth St - Saunders St

63 Drive from LIRR rail road to Queens Blvd - both directions - total disaster when it comes to loading and offloading of trucks. This place should be nighttime loading and unloading only - do a pilot project here. Traffic does not flow, busses can not go forward more than 1 mph - sit at lights. Make a Dedicated bus lane like Fresh Pond Road, or restrict loading and unloading for overnight hours. Keep the curbs clear, make the traffic flow, pedestrians and school kids won't get more injured if you do that.

Weight & Height Restriction
Weight & Height Restriction
Woodhaven Boulevard - Eliot Ave - 61 Rd

Trucks turn off route onto WB Eliot Ave at SB Woodhaven Blvd. Trucks continue illegally driving through Middle Village on Eliot Ave until ther get to Metropolitan Ave and Eliot Ave, where they continue onto Metropolitan Ave. We've been complaining for years.

Weight & Height Restriction
Weight & Height Restriction
Eliot Ave - 69 St - 69 Pl

Illegal truck movements on Eliot Ave West and East bound. Trucks come turn off 69 Street either NB or SB and utn EB or WB on Eliot Ave.

Health & Environmental Impact
Health & Environmental Impact
Mcdonald Ave - Greenwood Ave - Ft Hamilton Parkway

The truck exhaust and noise on McDonald Ave make it hard to be outside of our apartment on the street, especially with young children.

Observed Pedestrian and Truck Conflict
Observed Pedestrian and Truck Conflict
Caton Ave - Mcdonald Ave - East 2 St

This is a busy intersection as trucks make a left from McDonald Ave onto Caton and there is a lot of traffic going west to east on Caton already. Trucks often don't see people crossing across Caton (I was almost hit by a truck who turned while I was already crossing the intersection with the light). Trucks also routinely block the intersection trying to make the left turn, forcing people to walk into the intersection to get around them.

Speeding Trucks
Speeding Trucks
Mcdonald Ave - Seeley St - Vanderbilt St

This is a downhill street and often trucks are speeding down the street and struggle to stop for red lights. Then, they have to slam on their breaks which is loud and they either run the red light or stop in the intersection. They are often speeding as they adjust to coming off the highway onto a residental road.

Health & Environmental Impact
Health & Environmental Impact
Third Ave - East 149 St - Bronx

Way too many truck routes encircle this central location where so many community members resort to for resources

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