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Pedestrian
Pedestrian
Rogers Ave - Fenimore St - Hawthorne St

There is significant speeding and dangerous driving activity on Rogers Avenue, including nearby to multiple public schools. The B44 Select Bus Service lanes should be made 24/7 and there should be daylighting and streetscape improvements made to Rogers Avenue. Sidewalk curb extensions for pedestrians at intersections would improve visibility for all and complement existing Select Bus Service stations. Improving B44 SBS service needs to be part of the network of improvements made along Flatbush Avenue, Church Avenue, and Utica Avenue as part of this Central Brooklyn study.

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Public Space
Public Space
Lincoln Rd - Ocean Ave - Flatbush Ave

Lincoln Place between Prospect Park and Flatbush Avenue can be a bit of a pinch point. This is the entrance to a major subway station offering access to the B, Q, and Franklin Avenue Shuttle (S). Three buses also terminate directly outside of the subway station, dwelling here. There is also significant pedestrian and bike activity given this is a major entrance to Prospect Park. There are lots of children there, for park access and because of the existence of a preschool. Please consider limiting car traffic or eliminating parking on this one block, instead creating a better pedestrian plaza and public space that facilitates multi-modal transfers. Beautification efforts would go a long way here to support the development of the neighborhood.

Pedestrian
Pedestrian
Flatbush Ave - Flatbush Ave - Maple St

There are constantly cars blocking the crosswalks along this stretch of Flatbush Avenue, especially at mid-block crossings. (The mismatch of streets east and west of Flatbush Avenue results in a high number of 'mid-block' crossings.) There should be physical barriers preventing cars from blocking crosswalks all throughout this stretch of Flatbush Avenue. Concrete sidewalk bulb outs and/or large planters and/or stones could help.

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Pedestrian
Pedestrian
New York Ave - Glenwood Rd - Avenue H

Daylighting of intersections is needed all along Avenue H for pedestrian safety.

Pedestrian
Pedestrian
Flatbush Ave - East 32 St - Aurelia Court

The Aldi grocery store deserves a pedestrian crossing and a traffic light.

Driving
Driving
Flatbush Ave - Avenue H - East 32 St

A new traffic light here to prevent traffic crowding at Avenue H would be helpful. Also, reversing the flow of E 32nd street here to make it northbound, and/or making it two-way, would help alleviate crowding of traffic at Flatbush and H, as some northbound traffic on Flatbush does not proceed all the way north on Flatbush but rather moves east on Ave. H then north into East Flatbush. The point is there needs to be more traffic diversion away from the intersection of Flatbush and Ave. H so that not every vehicle in the vicinity needs to cross at this junction. That reduces pedestrian incidents at the Flatbush / Ave. H junction and reduces bus congestion at the Ave. H / Flatbush / Nostrand junction as well.

Pedestrian
Pedestrian
Flatbush Ave - Avenue H - East 31 St

Pedestrian crossings here are hazardous, mainly due to the crowding of illegally parked cars around the Target. Parking enforcement needs to improve of course, but also road markers to prevent illegal parking.

Pedestrian
Pedestrian
Flatbush Ave - Linden Boulevard - Martense St

Dollars vans constantly running red lights on Flatbush and Martense and Linden intersections. Very unsafe for pedestrians.

Illegal Parking
Illegal Parking
Flatbush Ave - Martense St - Church Ave

Dollar vans are always taking up this bus stop and making passengers walk into the street to board the bus.

Double Parking
Double Parking
Flatbush Ave - Church Ave - Snyder Ave

Always many double and triple parked cars in front of Erasmus.

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