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illegal vendor basically camping out with their fruit stands, using fire hydrant to wash their household appliances
do not feel safe crossing the streets. Traffic constantly getting stuck. Cars do not respect the bus only signal
Do not feel safe here as a pedestrian.
Bus stuck in traffic on Clarkson Ave
There are large buildings here with lots of residents. This means lots of service vans, deliveries, etc - and lots of double parking. Lots of residents hanging out on the street! The street isn't wide enough for 2 parking lanes, double parked cars and a bus. This street needs a redesign to make it more residential-friendly. Would love a treatment similar to pedestrian- and micromobility-friendly streets in Astoria.
Scary driving out here - lots of fast cars making turns and blocking the crosswalk. Someone parked their car in the crosswalk right in front of me. 311 did nothing.
This intersection is literal hell as a pedestrian. Unsafe infrastructure, no daylighting, cars running red lights, cars blocking the box, giant trucks trying to make left turns, trucks and vans blocking the crosswalk, bus getting stuck in crosswalk, cars making right turns way too fast. I feel unsafe.
Flatbush Ave here should be a quiet local commercial street with small businesses and open pedestrian space. Widen the sidewalks with more public space (like in Manhattan), add a bus lane and a single one-way traffic lane (if need be).
Sidewalk is uneven/broken on west side of Flatbush Ave - businesses use the sidewalk as their sales platform, making it hard to pass.
Excessive double and triple parking in front of Peppa's Chicken - ALL DAY LONG.
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