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Double Parking
Double Parking
Myrtle Ave - Adelphi St - Clermont Ave - Brooklyn

Double parked cars are literally never ticketed. Every day double parkers block buses and bus stops, and they slow down or halt traffic for hours daily. Why won't the NYPD ticket illegal parkers? The full length of Brooklyn's Myrtle Avenue desperately needs loading zones.

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Double Parking
Double Parking
Myrtle Ave - Fleet Pl - Prince St

Traffic flow on Myrtle Avenue from downtown Brooklyn eastward (including the Metrotech turnaround and from Flatbush through Wyckoff in Bushwick) suffers every day from double parking — why can’t there be commercial loading zones all along Myrtle Avenue? At least on weekdays? Why can’t NYPD ticket double-parked private cars? A B54 bus ride on a weekday on Myrtle can take 2 to 3 times longer only due to double parking by private vehicles, and no curb zones for commercial vehicles. And forget about biking, you could lose your life from rampant U-turns and illegal parking. NYPD doesn’t even seem to patrol Myrtle Avenue any longer. Please help our community!

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65 St - West 5 St - Brooklyn

Backs up regularly with school drop off and deliveries

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Double Parking
Double Parking
Queens Boulevard - 62 Drive - Junction Boulevard

There are always Taxi's double parked on this one lane road that the bus must pass through causing delays for other drivers and commuters.

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Double Parking
Double Parking
Sutton St - Driggs Ave - Nassau Ave

A loading zone is necessary at the corner of Sutton St and 33 Driggs Ave. A furniture store at 33 Driggs Ave gets daily deliveries and needs to unload safely without obstructing traffic and access to sidewalks, etc. At the moment, there is no where to do this unloading and it is causing issues for both the business and its neighbors.

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West 116 St - Frederick Douglass Boulevard - Manhattan

amazon double parking daily for 5 hours

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Double Parking
Double Parking
Atlantic Ave - Franklin Ave - Classon Ave - Brooklyn

Picking up or dropping off people in front of the big new housing development at 1057 Atlantic Ave is dangerous and inconvenient for everyone. It currently requires double parking given there are no dedicated or restricted loading areas in front of the building entrance, and the spots there are always full of parked cars. Given the building is huge and has activity all the time, the current double parking setup is really unsafe and it’s hard to understand how there aren’t dedicated loading zones for this massive new development.

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Double Parking
Double Parking
Avenue J - East 13 St - East 14 St

Lot of trucks and cars double parked during 11AM to 2PM time frame which leads to traffic jams as buses can't pass through

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Double Parking
Double Parking
Sutton St - Driggs Ave - Brooklyn

A loading zone is needed on Driggs at the corner of Sutton St and Driggs Ave. A furniture store gets daily deliveries and has no where to unload safely.

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Devoe St - Catherine St - Morgan Ave

356 Devoe street’s deliveries are constantly blocking our garage, and worse, our only fire hydrant. They’re predatory in their hunt for an unloading zone. -Kai Vierstra 917-873-8678

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