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Loading in Travel Lane
Clarkson Ave - Bedford Ave - Rogers Ave - Brooklyn

Constant chaos with bus and ambulance blocked in both directions

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Double Parking
Double Parking
Washington Ave - Flushing Ave - Park Ave

This block is constantly backed up with traffic due to the school buses double parked on one side and the trucks loading on the other side. The constant honking is not the vibe!

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Double Parking
Double Parking
East 5 St - Avenue U - Avenue T - Brooklyn

Please consider making a loading zone on East 5 for passenger pickup and dropoff. Traffic is blocked constantly especially in the mornings and evenings when the community center is mostly active

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Double Parking
Double Parking
East 5 St - Avenue T - Avenue U - Brooklyn

Cars constantly double park to drop off and pickup passengers on East 5th, a residential street that has an entrance to a community center. There needs to be a neighborhood loading zone by this entrance to eliminate the traffic and allow people to pick up and dropoff without stopping in the middle of the street and blocking traffic. It’s not only inconvenient but also a hazard for any emergency vehicles needing to get through. It’s a big problem.

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Loading in Bike Lane
Loading in Bike Lane
4 Ave - 58 St - 59 St

Usually in the morning or afternoon, there are trucks parked blocking the bike lane section right next to the elevator.

Double Parking
Double Parking
5 Ave - 58 St - 59 St

Always in front of the Papa Johns and Wingstop, there are cars double parked or mopeds/electric scooters parked blocking the bus stop and causing more issues. This is mainly seen in the evenings and weekends as they are hot spots for deliveries

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Double Parking
Double Parking
Lafayette St - Albert Rd - 149 Ave - Queens

Double parked car was blocking cars from passing by. I asked him to move a bit more to the right and he said for me to go back to driving school. It took a few minutes to squeeze through with the sensors going off the entire time. License plate #LDP 5949 and my passenger took a picture. The principal should send a message that parents should pick up in corners instead of blocking traffic.

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Loading in Bike Lane
Loading in Bike Lane
East 38 St - Madison Ave - Park Ave

Trucks parked in bike lane every afternoon.

Other
Other
Greenwich St - Carlisle St - Rector St - Manhattan

I'm working as The Director of Facilities for 100 Greenwich street Which is a hotel. I'm Trying to request for a Loading zone for our building, It has been a nightmare when deliveries come or laundry. Across from us is a city bike drop off and pickup, It is sometime a mess, You cant park on either side so people just sit in the middle making it difficult for others to pass through the street. I personally think its dangerous being there's a fire house down the street that needs access to the street and there has been times they are beeping and blaring their sirens to get through. That's too long to wait 1 or 2 minutes makes a difference when going to a fire. I believe it is something you should look into, Being its a tiny street. Please evaluate it. Consider making a loading zone. Thank you for your time

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Other
Other
Greenwich St - Carlisle St - Rector St - Manhattan

I'm looking to see if its possible we can have a loading zone in front of our hotel being everyone tries to double park on the block to deliver stuff or check in and causing chaos with cars honking horns like crazy

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