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NYC DOT is studying improvements for three major transit corridors:

Flatbush Avenue: Grand Army Plaza to Avenue H

Church Avenue: Ocean Avenue to Kings Highway

Utica Avenue: Fulton Street to Kings Highway

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Bike

Bike

08/14/2026 - 19:19

Maple St - Flatbush Ave - Bedford Ave

We need an EW bike lane connection to Prospect.

Public Transit

Public Transit

08/11/2026 - 16:35

Caton Ave - East 18 St - St Pauls Pl

Make Caton Av one way (eastbound) with dedicated bus corridor. Make Church Av one way (westbound) with dedicated bus corridor. This would speed up buses, car and truck traffic.

Public Transit

Public Transit

08/11/2026 - 16:34

Church Ave - East 18 St - St Pauls Pl

Make Church Av one way (westbound) with dedicated bus corridor. Make Caton Av one way (eastbound) with dedicated bus corridor. This would speed up buses, car and truck traffic.

Freight

Freight

08/11/2026 - 15:36

Flatbush Ave - Parkside Ave - Clarkson Ave

illegal freight and truck traffic completely blocking the intersection

Street View

Other

Other

08/11/2026 - 15:35

Flatbush Ave - Parkside Ave - Clarkson Ave

illegal dollar vans harassing bus riders constantly

Street View

Bus Stuck in Traffic

Bus Stuck in Traffic

08/11/2026 - 15:33

Clarkson Ave - Woodruff Ave - Bedford Ave

bus often stuck in traffic here due to double parked cars. Cars horns disrupt residents.

Street View

Public Space

Public Space

08/11/2026 - 15:32

Clarkson Ave - Woodruff Ave - Bedford Ave

illegal vendor basically camping out with their fruit stands, using fire hydrant to wash their household appliances

Street View

Pedestrian

Pedestrian

08/11/2026 - 15:31

Flatbush Ave - Winthrop St - Parkside Ave

do not feel safe crossing the streets. Traffic constantly getting stuck. Cars do not respect the bus only signal

Street View

Pedestrian

Pedestrian

08/11/2026 - 15:13

Parkside Ave - Flatbush Ave - Bedford Ave

Do not feel safe here as a pedestrian.

Bus Stuck in Traffic

Bus Stuck in Traffic

08/11/2026 - 15:12

Clarkson Ave - Bedford Ave - Rogers Ave

Bus stuck in traffic on Clarkson Ave

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