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Speeding Trucks
Speeding Trucks
Mcguinness Boulevard - Driggs Ave - Mcguinness Boulevard

Please finish the re-construction of McGuinness Blvd now! This used to be a neighborhood street. It is time to make it that again and repair the damage to our community. Our families have to cross this motorway multiple times a day. Our children can't avoid it. Please do what is right. Trucks do not need to CUT THROUGH Greenpoint on McGuinness. The LIE and the BQE go all around us. I remember when Kent Avenue was a similar nightmare, but DOT fixed this. Drivers adapted, and now pedestrians and cyclists are safer and have cleaner air. Don't be frightened. Greenpoint deserves the same safety and clean air as the Williamsburg waterfront. Please stand up for us.

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Speeding Trucks
Speeding Trucks
Parkside Ave - Flatbush Ave - Bedford Ave

The number of speeding trucks have made this intersection terrifying for pedestrians. Parkside Ave is not equipped to handle the truck traffic. Trucks routinely block the intersection, block crosswalks, and block bus routes.

Observed Bicyclist and Truck Conflict
Observed Bicyclist and Truck Conflict
Driggs Ave - Russell St - Humboldt St

Driggs Avenue is not a truck route, but trucks often cut through the neighborhood on the street. This is a problem from Meeker all the way to the Williamsburg Bridge. The street is narrowed by parking on both sides so there is only space for a door-zone bike lane next to traffic. Trucks drive down the middle of the bike lane. It is not safe. There is not space for big vehicles and parking.

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Observed Pedestrian and Truck Conflict
Observed Pedestrian and Truck Conflict
Metropolitan Ave - Catherine St - Morgan Ave

Metropolitan Avenue is no longer a responsible truck route. I have lived on this block since 2004 - When 90% of the buildings were industrical & Manufacturing. In the last 20 years at lease 15 new developments have added residential properties to the stretch of Metropolitan between Bushwick and Morgan. Even more on the stretch between Bushwick and Lorimer, which includes PS 132! There is no justification for allowing trucks to continue to use metropolitan. It is unsafe, period.

Difficult Truck Turn
Difficult Truck Turn

18 wheelers, or semis, or whatever they are called, should not be allowed on city streets. I see them often, barely making the turn from McDonald Ave. onto Caton St. They are designed to blast down the interstates of the plains states, not negotiate our narrow roads. They are dangerous to cars and pedestrians and should be banned.

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Observed Pedestrian and Truck Conflict
Observed Pedestrian and Truck Conflict
20 St - Mcdonald Ave - Terrace Pl

Trucks are forced to make an illegal right turn here and due to lack of proper signage, crosswalks, etc. there is limited visibility on pedestrians. My children and I have been nearly hit by trucks multiple times.

Observed Pedestrian and Truck Conflict
Observed Pedestrian and Truck Conflict
Caton Ave - Ocean Ave - Brooklyn

The number of large trucks speeding down Caron Avenue between ocean Ave and Coney Island Ave is insane. Pedestrians fear for their lives, the noise level on the street is incredibly high, the health and environmental concerns in the neighborhood are dire. Caton Avenue is narrow yet the trucks are huge. Traffic is at a standstill. It is not safe to bike on this street. So many issues! I urge you to find a new truck route off Caton Ave.

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Limited Truck Parking
Limited Truck Parking
3 Ave - East 79 St - East 80 St

There is limited truck parking along 3rd avenue for many blocks, causing trucks and delivery vehicles to double park and creating heavy traffic during rush hours.

Observed Pedestrian and Truck Conflict
Observed Pedestrian and Truck Conflict
Caton Ave - St Pauls Pl - Ocean Ave

Trucks repeatedly block the box for safe crossing Caton by the subway entrance at the corner of Caton. With many people trying to cross to get to the subway this forces them to walk out into the street posing a conflict with cars also crossing Caton or wait for the next light when hopefully a truck will not be in the middle of the crosswalk

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Limited Truck Parking
Limited Truck Parking
2 Ave - East 70 St - East 71 St

There is limited truck parking along this stretch of 2nd Avenue for several blocks. Trucks are often double parked, especially in the morning, causing major traffic.

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