Air is terrible from all the truck exhaust. I had cancer last year.
No crosswalk, stop sign or light here with a lot of neighborhood children crossing over New York Avenue. Trucks speeding plus no crosswalk makes kids run to get to the other side.
Trucks roar down SJP. Terrifying.
Illegal Truck Traffic traveling on New York Avenue speeding and making it very dangerous for our kids to cross at Lincoln. There is no crosswalk or light at Lincoln which makes it even more dangerous. Trucks go 40 miles per hour and more trying to make lights. Our community wants speed bumps but because the b44 is here....we are told no by DOT. Trucks shouldn't be making it so dangerous and scary for our kids
SJP too narrow for all the trucks that illegally use this passage heading east.
Trucks (both box trucks and tractor trailers) attempt to use Park Place as a thru route as an alternative to Atlantic. Then they get stuck due to narrow streets (or the miserably timed light at 7th ave) and there’s endless honking that affects quality of life for residents and pedestrians on what should be peaceful residential side streets. Trucks shouldn’t be on the street at all.
Heavy volume of trucks creates air pollution and noise concerns for residents on this block, of which there are many and more are coming as new buildings come up.
Generally a rough area for traffic + pedestrians + bicycles
The trucks are very loud and I have trouble sleeping with the constant vibrations they cause.
Trucks are constantly speeding down this road making it a danger to cross, adding anxiety thru their speed and noise, and polluting the area. Please save our streets and remove this truck route so our kids can walk to school safely and we can have our community back!
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