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Comments (496)
Block of St. Pauls from Church Avenue; make St. Paul's a dead end street from the Church Avenue side. Cars and trucks make these left hand turns that just clog up all of Church Avenue.
This intersection is the most confusing intersection on Caton. Fix the signaling or get rid of some. It's super confusing for people and cars to navigate.
The B35 has trouble offloading and onloading people. Cars and trucks constantly double park, make dangerous and illegal U-turns. It's absolute chaos here, there no enforcement, there's trash everywhere.
There are always cars and trucks double parking and triple parking in front of Bobby's. It stops everything.
Newkirk plaza subway station needs an elevator! There are tons of families in the areas and the subway is inaccessible to us.
constant double parkers in bike lane
double parking in bike lane
Terrible idea to put a bus lane, it will create havoc
Put a bus shelter here with seating. Why are we making people stand in the heat, rain, snow, etc. If people are going to wait 10-20 minutes for a bus, they should at least have seating and protection from the elements.
Cars are constantly double parked on Lenox Road. Holds everyone up.
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