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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.
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.
This block is lined with large residential buildings that generate constant deliveries, rideshare pickups, and move-ins, and there is no legal place to do any of it. As a result, vehicles double-park daily, blocking busses, garbage trucks, commercial vehicles. Vehicles stack up behind them, honking continues nearly constantly throughout the day, and pedestrians and cyclists are forced into unsafe situations. We ask DOT to convert curb space on this block to loading-only or commercial loading regulations, ideally on north side side near the building entrances, to give delivery and passenger loading a legal place to happen and keep the travel lane clear for buses and emergency vehicles.
Constant loading and unloading creating traffic in the area and dangerous conditions
Constant loading and unloading creating traffic in the area and dangerous conditions
Constant loading and unloading creating traffic in the area and dangerous conditions
Constant loading and unloading creating traffic in the area and dangerous conditions
Constant loading and unloading creating traffic in the area and dangerous conditions
Constant loading and unloading creating traffic in the area and dangerous conditions
Constant loading and unloading on the busy commercial corridor at Knickerboker av in between Harman street up to flushing ave, bike lane is violated constantly with little to no NYPD intervention. I got evidence of 311 reports and pictures, I will be escalating this issue until it’s resolved for the safety of the community.
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