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Observed Pedestrian and Truck Conflict
Observed Pedestrian and Truck Conflict
147 Ave - 183 St - 184 St

18-wheeler trucks can be seen illegally parked on both sides of 147th Avenue, extending from Springfield Blvd and up to Guy Brewer Blvd. This is especially problematic in the late afternoon through evening hours, and on weekends. This makes it hazardous for bikers and for people who are crossing the street. It is especially problematic for children and families who are crossing the street to access or leave Springfield Park.

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Health & Environmental Impact
Health & Environmental Impact
South 5 Pl - South 4 St - Williamsburg Bridge Bike Path

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Health & Environmental Impact
Health & Environmental Impact
Borinquen Pl - South 1 St - Hooper St

Pollution, loud noise, traffic jam, lack of parking. (Moore Street, Broadway, Grand Street, Borinquén Place)

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Observed Pedestrian and Truck Conflict
Observed Pedestrian and Truck Conflict
Springfield Boulevard - 146 Ave - 147 Ave

On any given weekend morning, 18-wheeler trucks can be seen illegally parked on both sides of Springfield Blvd, extending from 147th Avenue and up to the Conduit. This makes it hazardous for bikers and for people who are crossing the street. This is especially problematic for children and families who are crossing the street to access or leave Springfield Park.

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Difficult Truck Turn
Difficult Truck Turn
147 Ave - 227 St - 228 St

There is too much truck traffic along the streets in this residential community. In particular, trucks coming along 147th Ave are turning onto 227th Street in order to access a warehouse located one block away. 227th Street is narrow, and the road is certainly not built to accommodate the weight of these trucks, many of which are the 53-foot, 18-wheeler trucks. When making the turn on this corner, these trucks often experience great difficulty. Parked cars have been sideswiped and overhead utility lines are often dislodged. On numerous occasions, residents have had to come out of their homes to assist drivers to negotiate the turn and to alert neighbors to move cars. Sometimes this takes place in the middle of the night. Our streets have been destroyed and our homes shake under the weight of the trucks. Many of us do not open our windows because the unhealthy dust that the trucks generate gets into our homes. These larger trucks, in particular, should not be allowed on our local streets. Their activity should be monitored, and penalties should be issued accordingly. DOT should be working aggressively with City and State police to ensure that this happens.

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Observed Bicyclist and Truck Conflict
Observed Bicyclist and Truck Conflict
South 4 St - South 5 Pl - Roebling St

Trucks getting stuck on the intersection between S 4th Street & Bedford since the street is not meant to handle truck traffic. Trucks barreling down streets within residential areas on Roebling / Grand.

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Health & Environmental Impact
Health & Environmental Impact
Roebling St - South 3 St - South 4 St

Si el ruido el humo. Double park los trucks

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Observed Pedestrian and Truck Conflict
Observed Pedestrian and Truck Conflict
Linden Boulevard - Caton Ave - Caton Ave

Very limited visibility at intersection for oncoming trucks. Trucks block intersection and crosswalk throughout the day.

Difficult Truck Turn
Difficult Truck Turn
Caton Ave - Caton Ave - Linden Boulevard

Very sharp turn with limited visibility for pedestrians.

Health & Environmental Impact
Health & Environmental Impact
South 4 St - Driggs Ave - South 5 Pl

(Between Havemeyer and Bedford on South 4th) Trucks blocking / not able to pass. Noise and air pollution.

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