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Double Parking

10/07/2026 - 21:01

18 Ave - 86 St - Benson Ave

There are regularly double parked cars in front of this car dealership and net cost market. Most of the time cars are double parked on both travel lanes so there is only enough space for one vehicle to pass through. This is a bottle neck for busses as well as the firetrucks which is nestled in between both of these hot spots for double parked cars. The cars are usually from either one of those businesses. They also park on the sidewalk.

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Double Parking

10/07/2026 - 11:00

Marcy Ave - Marcy Houses Pedestrian Path - Myrtle Ave

There are multiple box trucks double parking for hours during morning rush hour causing major traffic congestion and delays.

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Loading in Travel Lane

10/07/2026 - 04:03

East 32 St - 3 Ave - Lexington Ave - Manhattan

LIDL trucks do not use designated truck loading area next to LIDL. They park in left turn lane. Happens every morning between 1am-4am. Those truck loading only signs should be removed if they do not use the spots.

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Double Parking

10/04/2026 - 17:35

Brighton First Pl - Brighton Beach Ave - Brightwater Court - Brooklyn

Every single day because of Oldenburg restaurant cars keep blocking traffic double parking all day long nod does nothing about it after multiple reports

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Double Parking

10/04/2026 - 17:35

Brighton First Pl - Brighton Beach Ave - Brightwater Court - Brooklyn

Every single day because of Oldenburg restaurant cars keep blocking traffic double parking all day long nod does nothing about it after multiple reports

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Double Parking

10/03/2026 - 18:11

Grand Concourse - Connector - Connector

Cars are always double parked in this region, making it dangerous and difficult for those who use the bike lane. Specifically, cars are double parking in the bike path, often while idling. This happens in the region between fordham road on the grand concourse going alway down to tremont avenue. it is an everyday occurence, and especially dangerous, since there is no where else for cyclist to safely ride.

Double Parking

10/02/2026 - 20:04

Allerton Ave - White Plains Rd - Cruger Ave

Constant double parking, especially in afternoons.

Double Parking

10/02/2026 - 12:10

Park Ave - East 57 St - East 58 St - Manhattan

Amazon truck is double parked in front of The Ritz Tower every day to unload all their product. This is obstructing our residential entrance making it extremely difficult to manage limo & taxi services for our tenants. We have repeatedly filed complaints with the 311 portal with no success. We have also called our local police precinct with no success. The truck remains parked in front of our building every day!

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Loading in Travel Lane

09/30/2026 - 07:49

Van Brunt St - Visitation Pl - Pioneer St

Frequent truck deliveries for Weichsel Beef Company. Trucks stop for 5-30 minutes in the travel lane multiple times every morning causing major backups and horn blaring on an already busy road that includes a bus route.

Double Parking

09/29/2026 - 09:28

Dean St - Carlton Ave - Vanderbilt Ave - Brooklyn

On Dean Street between Vanderbilt and Carlton, USPS trucks (and other cars) are constantly double parking for loading. This causes a complete standstill of traffic which then backs up for multiple streets, and people honk incessantly which causes noise pollution for the surrounding apartment buildings. That USPS would benefit greatly from a loading zone.

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