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Double Parking

10/18/2026 - 20:54

73 St - 35 Ave - 37 Ave

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.

Loading in Travel Lane

10/18/2026 - 20:43

Stewart St - Broadway - Cooke Court

There are three or so companies/warehouses here that receive constant, daily truck deliveries for loading and unloading. Because there is no dedicated curb space, trucks are routinely forced to load directly in the travel lane, creating a severe bottleneck and safety hazard. We urgently need a dedicated "Truck Loading Zone" or "No Standing Except Trucks Loading and Unloading" sign to pull these trucks safely to the curb and keep the traffic lane clear.

Pedestrians in Bike Lane

10/17/2026 - 21:39

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Other

10/17/2026 - 13:09

Greenwich St - Rector St - Carlisle St - Manhattan

I have been writing for two years about having a loading zone in front of my hotel. I was sent an email that said someone would respond to me in september. September has gone and went. So i an writing to follow up. I work at the Courtyard Marriott 100 Greenwich Street and not to long ago they wound up doing construction on the building across the street which they moved all the city bikes to our side of the street. They said it was temporary and we all know once thing change it becoms permanent. So im asking if we can have a spot for a loading zone. With the construction accross the street which block a portion of the street and the bikes on the other end guest cant ever pull over to load and when we get a linen delivery its like a mess no one can pass. can someone please answer me or help me out here or do we just write and get ignored At least do an assessmet of the area and let me know. Thanks

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Loading in Travel Lane

10/16/2026 - 10:41

45 St - 48 Ave - 50 Ave

Drop off/pick up/loading/deliveries challenges for apt building on the west curb, and an unexpectedly high number of motorists driving to the bakery on the east curb and double parking in the travel lane.

Double Parking

10/16/2026 - 10:32

East 75 St - 2 Ave - 1 Ave

Every day for the last 5 years the block is plagued by double parking. Commercial vehicles, delivery vehicles, and private vehicles.

Other

10/15/2026 - 14:53

36 St - 47 Ave - 48 Ave

Commercial loading zone needed 8am to 6pm. Heavy truck traffic blocks street

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Loading in Bus Lane

10/15/2026 - 12:02

East 116 St - Park Ave - Lexington Ave

City fresh market needs a loading zona especially now since a bus lane was installed

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Double Parking

10/09/2026 - 18:41

67 Drive - Queens Boulevard - Yellowstone Boulevard

Amazon prime delivery cars are parked between 3 - 6 PM every weekday

Double Parking

10/08/2026 - 07:24

Southern Boulevard - Louis Nine Boulevard - Jennings St - Bronx

The business attached to my building 1325 leaves a commercial flatbed double parked overnight constantly. My neighbor is disabled and has a difficult time getting onto Access a ride in the mornings. The flatbed is blocking cars in, an active traffic, and valid parking spots for people in the neighborhood. When sanitation comes it makes their job harder removing trash off the side walk. This business has no care for the people who live in this neighborhood. They get to go home while we stay and are inconvenienced by their business operations. So inconsiderate and needs to stop.

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