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Change restrictions to commercial loading zone on 11th street between #54-60.
We are a fabrication company that would like to request a loading zone in front of 142 19th street for our business, which has several trucks and deliveries every day
There should be a truck loading/unloading sign on at least one side of 63rd street at this intersection because this street houses many commercial businesses and gets MULTIPLE tractor trailer traffic throughout the week. Ive seen many instances where regular passenger vehicles parked very close to the intersetion ON BOTH SIDES causing trailers to be stuck mid turn trying to make their deliveries on this block.
I was blocked by a double parked car with license plate 224-KKD. State of Washington. The driver of the vehicle was not in the car when I arrived to go to work. Traffic officers are not giving tickets to double parked cars not occupied. The driver felt he was in the right to double park. He came from 130th between Madison and 5th avenue. I waited 20 mins to move and got threatened because I voiced my opinion about being blocked in. This is dangerous. I was in the right. People feel they can double parked cars and leave during alternate side parking because it’s no penalties. I work and pay taxes and should be able to move my car at will without having to pay a tow truck.
would like to add a loading zone due to business/bodega on this block and lots of time delivery vehicles are double parked or just blocking the road which is also a one way
There are constantly cars parking in the bike lane, despite it being painted. There is also a burgundy Mercedes with a New Jersey license plate that constantly parks in the bike lane, despite multiple requests.
Cars parked on bus stop with their trunk raised to avoid bus cameras from reading their license plate
Busy road way corridor with heavy vehicle traffic (MTA Bus Hub at Euclid Station). With a elementary school on one side and MTA station on the other, double parking on bike lanes on both sides of the road way cause major heavy traffic for vehicles to pass smoothly. commercial trucks as well as regular passenger cars double parking to visit businesses/pick up students, along Pitkin Ave make for MTA buses to pass very difficult. Adding a Truck Loading Zone on the corner of Pitkin would help eliminate many traffic issues along this corridor.
I operate a lumber and building supply store in Queens, NYC, and we regularly receive commercial truck deliveries of lumber and building materials. I am requesting that NYC DOT evaluate the curb space directly in front of our business for a permanent TRUCK LOADING ONLY zone. Dedicated loading space would help our delivery trucks load and unload safely, reduce traffic obstruction, and improve pedestrian safety. Please review this location for eligibility and advise on the requirements for establishing an official loading zone. Thank you.
Every day, persistent and excessive double parking in this area causes severe traffic congestion and hours of incessant honking, significantly disrupting the quality of life for residents. This is not an isolated occurrence but a daily problem that has become increasingly intolerable. My neighbors share these concerns, and we are frustrated by the apparent lack of enforcement. Immediate action is needed to address illegal double parking and prevent traffic buildup. We are requesting increased enforcement and consistent measures to hold drivers accountable. Residents should not have to endure hours of unnecessary noise and traffic disruption every single day. This issue requires meaningful intervention, not occasional enforcement.
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