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The double buses are constantly stuck in the middle of this intersection preventing any pedestrians and cars from crossing over Church Ave.
This is supposed to be a "right turn only" onto Ocean Ave from Regent Pl. Tons of vehicles turn left at this intersection leading to dangerous crossings for pedestrians and bikers on Ocean Ave.
The crosswalks along Flatbush Avenue are all very faded and worn. First priority would be to repaint all crosswalks. This intersection and others like it would benefit from making the crossings shorter with curb extensions or similar measurements. Cars will often park and block the intersections as well.
The B12 bus is always stuck at this intersection trying to make its left turn from Bedford onto Clarkson (East-bound).
We need an EW bike lane connection to Prospect.
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.
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.
illegal freight and truck traffic completely blocking the intersection
illegal dollar vans harassing bus riders constantly
bus often stuck in traffic here due to double parked cars. Cars horns disrupt residents.
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