Grand St and Metropolitan Ave Feedback Map

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Driving

08/18/2026 - 10:34

Marcy Ave - Hope St - Grand St

This road is technically wide enough for 2 driving lanes and 1 parked lane, but there are absolutely no road markings here to indicate the structure of the road. The width of the street invites speeding and dangerous driving. This road should be reduced to a single driving lane, a single parking lane, and a protected bike lane with clear road markings.

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Bike

08/18/2026 - 10:33

Grand St - Lorimer St - Leonard St

Bike lane is constantly being blocked by parked/delivery vehicles. It's incredibly dangerous for bikers needing to weave in/out of the bike lane into traffic. Not to mention the road quality is incredibly poor, with numerous raised bumps and potholes which makes biking here even more perilous

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Driving

08/18/2026 - 10:30

Meeker Ave - North 6 St - North 7 St

There is not enough proactive signage earlier in the road to indicate that the far-right lane is strictly for turning onto N 6th leading to traffic as cars attempt to merge left from the furthest right-lane to the two right turn lanes to Metropolitan right before the soft bollards.

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Pedestrian

08/17/2026 - 16:49

Havemeyer St - North 5 St - Metropolitan Ave

Delivery cyclists don't often drive the wrong way here. I've nearly been hit twice this month. Average close calls on nearly being hit is once every 2-3 months. But now they congregate around the church and it's plaza so several turn left onto Havemeyer from Metropolitan making it dangerous for all including themselves.

Pedestrian

08/17/2026 - 15:41

Meeker Ave - Metropolitan Ave - North 6 St

Also issues with drivers from Meeker turning onto Metropolitan running red lights and not yielding to pedestrians.

Pedestrian

08/17/2026 - 15:39

Metropolitan Ave - Rodney St - Union Ave

Constant running of red lights on Rodney/Meeker across Metropolitan. Multiple cars do this for one light change. Often during rush hour or heavy traffic times. Left turn from Metropolitan to Meeker rarely yield to pedestrians, it doesn't matter that they'd only have to wait seconds for a left-turn signal.

Other

08/14/2026 - 09:05

Metropolitan Ave - Humboldt St - Bushwick Ave

This area needs leveling and better drainage. The sidewalk is narrow and constantly has constant flooding in one area causing accessibility and safety issues, especially in the winter when it ices over.

Difficult to Walk Around

08/14/2026 - 07:40

Metropolitan Ave - Graham Ave - Humboldt St

Huge water puddles on the northeast and southeast corners of Metropolitan & Graham made it difficult to walk.

Public Transit

08/13/2026 - 23:20

Bushwick Ave - Grand St - Maujer St

This spot is the worst part of my commute because the light at this dangerous, busy 4-way intersection is SO long. I cannot count how many trains I have missed waiting for the light to change to cross to get to the subway entrance. Made worse by cars constantly continuing thru the intersection after light has changed. Plus MTA only lists ETA of trains going one direction at each entrance so you don’t even know if you’re about to miss the train.

Illegal Parking

08/13/2026 - 10:56

Grand St - Catherine St - Morgan Ave

Constant illegal parking in bike lane

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