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Comments (496)
UPS trucks and cars double park in front of shops here, causing the B41 to get stuck in traffic when exiting the bus stop.
Cars keep parking in this bus stop, forcing the bus to stop in the traffic lane and riders to board/exit through multiple parked vehicles.
The Supermarket here blocks the bus whenever it gets deliveries. A giant delivery truck just double parks, blocking traffic.
Bus stuck in traffic heading into Woodruff because cars double park to go to the smoke shops or the laundromat on the street corner of Flatbush Ave.
Street vendors take over the sidewalk and make it hard to pass. The sidewalk is also uneven and covered in trash when heading towards the bus stop.
Frequent double parking causes B41 to get stuck in traffic. In front of the bodega.
Cars frequently park on the sidewalk or in the (non-existent) crosswalk here.
Sidewalks are broken and needs daylighting. Cars turn way to fast and don't stop for pedestrians in the crosswalk.
Please implement daylighting and extended curbs alongside Bedford Avenue
We need to stop tolerating double-parking in Nostrand Avenue. It makes bus slow and creates dangerous situations for pedestrians when trying to cross the street with limited visibility
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