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Observed Pedestrian and Truck Conflict
Observed Pedestrian and Truck Conflict
Williamsburg Bridge Et S 5 St - Bqe Eb En Williamsburg Brdg - South 5 St

As a pedestrian who regularly walks down Havemeyer to work, the real danger of trucks on Havemeyer, especially those turning off of Broadway onto Havemeyer and those coming off of the Williamsburg Bridge and either going straight or turning onto Havemeyer. They speed, run the red lights, double park (making it hard to look both ways before you cross) and often do not give the right of way to those walking.

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Health & Environmental Impact
Health & Environmental Impact
Hook Creek Boulevard - Frankton St - 145 Ave

There is an industrial warehouse that is embedded within that community. It extends from145th Ave to 148th Ave along Hook Creek Blvd. I have seen numerous 53-foot trucks within the confines of the worksite. My concern is that these trucks have been traveling illegally along our residential streets. 53-foot trucks are not allowed on NYC streets without benefit of a permit (https://www.dot.ny.gov/about-nysdot/faq/are-53-foot-long-trailers-allowed-in-nyc) and there is no indication that the truck traffic along this area is being monitored. While DOT may suggest that monitoring of truck traffic is not its job, the fact of the matter is that without DOT accountability and in the absence of conscientious, consistent collaboration of DOT with the appropriate policing agents (city and/or state), efforts to re-design the truck route will not result in an equitable solution for burdened communities, such as those in Southeast Queens.

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

Pollution

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Health & Environmental Impact
Health & Environmental Impact
South 4 St - Roebling St - S 4 St En Williamsburg Brdg

The noise, pollution and the over abundance of traffic because of the trucks (on Havemeyer and Roebling)

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Observed Pedestrian and Truck Conflict
Observed Pedestrian and Truck Conflict
47 St - 4 Ave - 5 Ave - Brooklyn

Truck regularly speed down the block making it unsafe for residents. Ignoring designated truck routes.

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Missing Truck Route Signage
Missing Truck Route Signage
47 St - 4 Ave - 5 Ave

No signage here pointing trucks to nearby authorized routes

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Health & Environmental Impact
Health & Environmental Impact
47 St - 4 Ave - 5 Ave

Trucks regularly make deliveries on 5th Ave and then use this block to connect to 3rd Ave, rather than using be designated truck routes on 39 or 60th Streets. Residents have concerns about air quality, pollution and noise as a result.

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Observed Pedestrian and Truck Conflict
Observed Pedestrian and Truck Conflict
47 St - 4 Ave - 5 Ave

Trucks regularly speed down the hill, trying to “catch” the light after making deliveries on 5th Ave. They often do not yield to pedestrians and have made the block very unsafe. It is particularly scary because there are two churches and an elementary (with adjoining playground) at the bottom of the block. A speed bump has been requested and denied. A pedestrian was also hit and killed on this block several years ago.

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Observed Bicyclist and Truck Conflict
Observed Bicyclist and Truck Conflict
47 St - 4 Ave - 5 Ave

Trucks speed down the hill after making 5th Avenue and do not yield to bicyclists also using the road

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Speeding Trucks
Speeding Trucks
47 St - 4 Ave - 5 Ave

Trucks regularly speed down the block, endangering residents. Usually they are making deliveries on 5th Ave and then speed down the hill with no regard for other traffic including bike and pedestrian traffic

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