The trucks passing my house are excessively loud and cause noticeable vibrations that damage my home. They also emit a lot of smog. It's crucial to find an alternative route for these trucks to protect our homes and health

"I'm writing to express concern about the heavy truck traffic on our street. The noise and vibrations are causing structural damage to my home, and the pollution is affecting our health. A new truck route is essential for the well-being of our community."

The constant noise and vibrations from trucks passing by my house are unbearable. They shake the house and cause damage inside. Additionally, the smog they leave behind is unhealthy. Please consider rerouting the truck traffic to improve our living conditions."

The constant noise and vibrations from trucks passing my house are unbearable. They not only disrupt my peace but also cause structural damage to my home. Additionally, the smog they leave behind severely impacts air quality. To ensure a safer, quieter, and healthier environment for residents, I urge the authorities to relocate the truck route.

Trucks barreling down McDonald Ave. Most can barely stop at the light at Fr Hamilton. I hear screeching breaks and there have been multiple accidents. When they are able they just keep going and ignore the red lights. Very dangerous.

Dangerous multi entrance intersection with trucks going through. Evading traffic lights. And everyone is desperate to turn onto Caton and pedestrians are left to dodge traffic. Terrible place for a truck route.

Trucks speed down this stretch of Linden Blvd when traffic allows and often run red lights late at night.

Wow, this small stretch of Caton Ave is considered a truck route and part of Rt 27?! Small local delivery trucks have no problem making the turn from Bedford Ave Southbound, but tractor-trailers cannot safely make this turn from Bedford Ave southbound. Several cars parked on the corner of Bedford and Caton have been destroyed by a long truck attempting to make this turn. Tractor trailers have to drive up onto Captain Oakey Square to increase the radius, often taking out the stop sign at the curb. Even if a tractor-trailer uses a trucking GPS (which most don't), including this street as a truck route makes it seem possible to use the street to connect with Rt 27, even though it is not possible and very dangerous.

This connection between Flatbush Northbound and Caton Ave Westbound is a significant challenge for trucks turning left onto Caton Ave. Caton Ave is not wide enough to accommodate the turn. There is street parking on the north side of Caton that decreases the turning radius. Trucks often get stuck here, trying to back up onto Flatbush Ave to correct the turn. This causes massive delays for all cars on Caton Ave in both directions and in Flatbush southbound. Pedestrians cannot cross Caton Ave during these episodes. This leads to idling, noise pollution from horns and terribly unsafe conditions as drivers attempt to do unpredictable things to get around the log jam.