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Double Parking

10/12/2025 - 13:39

8 Ave - 7 St - 8 St - Brooklyn

Between 6th and 8th Streets on 8th Avenue in Park Slope, every morning during rush hour, there is so much double and triple parking in front of St Savior's elementary school due to parents dropping off their kids. It's not safe for the drivers or the pedestrians or all the kids trying to get to school at that time. Vehicles weave around the double and triple parked cars. At times, the parents don't leave enough space for average-sized vehicles to get through. It's been going on for years but the increase in aggressive driving in general on 8th avenue and the increase in double-parking in general between 15th street and Union St on 8th Avenue is making it markedly worse. Vehicles get backed up in front of St Saviors and then back up for a few blocks, then after they squeeze through, they tend to run red lights and drive way over the speed limit, creating a dangerous situation from 7th St up through 1st street. The number of times I've seen drivers speed through the red lights with pedestrians about to step into the crosswalk is terrifying. There are so many children walking to school at that time. Please designate parking for those St Savior parents or crackdown on their double/triple and one time, quadruple parking. It'll make the streets safer for pedestrians and drivers alike. Added bonus, it will allow the people desperately trying to get to Methodist hospital (via 6th street) to get there without delay or incident.

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Loading in Travel Lane

10/10/2025 - 13:30

West 126 St - West 127 St - Morningside Ave

New building completed and now tenanted at 410w 126 St. A loading zone for tenants drop off and pick up is required.

Double Parking

10/07/2025 - 21:38

Pacific St - Grand Ave - Washington Ave - Brooklyn

Double parkjng

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Double Parking

10/07/2025 - 16:03

44 Ave - 12 St - 13 St

The Local NYC is a hotel with capacity for 150 guests, most of whom are independent travelers and most arrive via uber or taxi. The hotel also operates a bar/cafe and, as such, there are routine deliveries to the facility. Currently, delivery trucks and ubers have no choice but to park in the lane of traffic, blocking the street for pickups/dropoffs/deliveries. There is an existing driveway/loading zone in front of their garage door from its historical industrial use but the space is no longer zoned as such. The garage door now opens to their cafe, which is open to the public. This area should be re-designated as a hotel loading zone for the safety of guests and for the convenience of local traffic.

Other

10/06/2025 - 09:17

President St - 3 Ave - Nevins St - Brooklyn

You need to put a loading bay outside 499 President St in Brooklyn, 11215. Since the new building at this address was completed there is a horrendous problem of double parking by people moving in, taxis and e-commerce vehicles like Amazon trucks. It's made worse because of all the construction at the end of the street as trucks cannot get round double parked vehicles. A loading bay next to the fire hydrant on the North side of the street would solve a lot of these problems. It is also next to the door that 499 President uses to bring out the garbage, meaning the sanitation truck will have a lot of room to park up on trash days. Please, please, please can you make this happen soon. Our lives on this street have become a misery of honking, double parking and near fights between truck drivers since this building opened.

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Loading in Bike Lane

10/03/2025 - 17:39

44 Ave - 12 St - 13 St

We are a hotel and need a hotel loading zone for our guests.

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Loading in Bike Lane

10/03/2025 - 13:21

St Johns Pl - Brooklyn Ave - Kingston Ave

Frequent loading/unloading in bike lane, especially on north side

Loading in Travel Lane

10/03/2025 - 13:16

Lincoln Pl - Troy Ave - Schenectady Ave

Loading/unloading in the travel lane and on the sidewalk is very common on this block

Loading in Travel Lane

10/03/2025 - 13:15

Lincoln Pl - Kingston Ave - Albany Ave

Loading/unloading in the travel lane and on the sidewalk is very common on this block

Loading in Travel Lane

10/03/2025 - 13:14

Lincoln Pl - Albany Ave - Troy Ave

Loading/unloading in the travel lane and on the sidewalk is very common on this block

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