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Uncomfortable for Novice Cyclists
Uncomfortable for Novice Cyclists
Mcguinness Boulevard - Meserole Ave - Calyer St

Induced demand effect from too many lanes of traffic here. Makes it very difficult for any biker to feel comfortable, especially novice bikers to use this thoroughfare (especially going to/from the Pulaski or Greenpoint Ave bridges).

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Truck Double Parked
Truck Double Parked
Nassau Ave - Leonard St - Eckford St

Good candidate for Off-Hour Deliveries on this block given the amount of double parked trucks during peak business hours.

Other
Other
Moultrie St - Norman Ave - Meserole Ave

Flooding area. This street is underutilized, partially because of the flooding conditions. There is flooding at this spot and up a block or two towards Greenpoint Ave. Potential rain garden area for DEP at this specific spot.

Trucks in Residential Area
Trucks in Residential Area
Russell St - Nassau Ave - Norman Ave

Lots of car/truck backup. If a single car (or delivery truck) is double parked, which often there is, often trucks and cars get backed up--causing lots of noise, idling vehicles, and anger. May be a good option to make one lane of parking nighttime parking only.

Neighborhood Loading Zone Suggestion
Neighborhood Loading Zone Suggestion
Nassau Ave - Leonard St - Eckford St

Lots of idling trucks in the morning -- many stores accepting deliveries. Would be a good spot for a loading zone.

Other
Other
Mcguinness Boulevard - Mcguinness Blvd South - Nassau Ave - Brooklyn

McGuinness Boulevard is a two lane in each direction road that is a very important commercial thoroughfare for the entire region. This road was never designed or meant to be used by bicycle riders. There are plenty of side streets that have bicycle lanes already and are much safer for bicycle riders. Removing lanes from McGuinness Boulevard will create a traffic nightmare for the neighborhood. The boulevard will be backed up from Meeker Avenue all the way to the Pulaski Bridge and it will be almost impossible to turn onto or off of McGuinness Blvd. from any of the connecting arteries not to mention the issues it will create for the fire department on Greenpoint Avenue, and any other emergency vehicles

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Long Distance to Cross
Long Distance to Cross
Mcguinness Boulevard - Greenpoint Ave - Brooklyn

Very dangerous intersection!

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Bike Lane Requested
Bike Lane Requested
Mcguinness Boulevard - Meserole Ave - Norman Ave - Brooklyn

A protected bike lane on McGuinees Boulevard would definitely make for safer conditions for cyclists but also for pedestrians and motorists using the street.

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Bike Lane Requested
Bike Lane Requested
Greenpoint Ave - Russell St - North Henry St

Add 2-way protected bike lane on North Curb of Greenpoint Avenue from West Street, east across Greenpoint Ave Bridge into Queens.

Bike Lane Requested
Bike Lane Requested
Vandervoort Ave - Lombardy St - Anthony St

Add 2-way protected bike lane on east curb of Vandervoort Avenue, straight down to Grand Street.

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