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159 St - 45 Ave - 46 Ave - Queens

There is a fire hydrant outside of 45–45 159th St. Flushing, NY 11358. It is a giant red house. And people are constantly parking at that fire hydrant. The second floor residents of that address are constantly having people over and they are double parking on the street blocking the street parking iand partially parking in the driveway so that they’re blocking the sidewalk and always parked at the fire hydrant, especially in the evenings, but also throughout the day. If you just drive down this block multiple times a day you can make so much money giving people tickets for parking at this hydrant. That’s so so much more money for the city. It would be greatly appreciated. Also, the same people are constantly parking vehicles on the street that do not have license plates. They are also illegally switching plates on multiple vehicles. From Florida, New Jersey, Virginia, and Rhode Island. They are constantly switching these plates amongst vehicles that they’re bringing in, I truly doubt that they’re registering the vehicles in these states, they’re just using the plates to keep the vehicle on the street. Technically if they’re living here in New York for more than six months, then all of the plates should be registered in New York. But they’re not they’re committing insurance fraud by using Florida plates. They’ve been living here for almost 4 years now. It’s about 3 1/2 years so they’re also committing insurance fraud if you want to look into that . They had an incident where Mercedes was scratched and it had plates and it should’ve had New York plates cause they had already been here for over a year, so please feel free to look into that as well. Again, it’s the residents on the second floor.

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Church Ave - East 21 St - Flatbush Ave

The target company's truck always block B35 bus stop, and since it snowed. The truck block's the only spot where there's no ice on the ground.

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Park Lane South - Mayfair Rd - Grosvenor Rd

Spam

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56 St - Ft Hamilton Parkway - 11 Ave

Car is poorly parked with its backside sticking out causing the buses going down the block to be stuck and honking for 30 min

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Double Parking
Double Parking
Mott Ave - Cornaga Ave - Scott A Gadell Pl - Queens

Three cars double parked

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Leggett Ave - Southern Boulevard - Bruckner Boulevard

The BX RAY Transmission Shop at 1024 Leggett Avenue keeps revolving set of vehicles parked in the dedicated bike lane in front at all times-even when business is closed. Same for the tire shop. This lane is key to connecting to the major bike lanes under the Bruckner Expressway.

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West 52 St - East 52 St - Avenue Of The Americas

Constant parking in the bike lane along this stretch. This area could really use a hardened barrier to keep cars and trucks out of the bike lane.

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Double Parking
Double Parking
West 96 St - Columbus Ave - Amsterdam Ave

Constant double parking in the bus lane. The only way for this bus lane to be effective is for the DOT to remove most if not all long-term parking from 96th street. This wlil enable trucks and delivery vehicles to load along the curb without blocking bus travel.

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77 St - 35 Ave - 37 Ave

Package delivery vehicles and box trucks frequently block the flow of traffic on this block while double-parked.

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Avenue Of The Americas - Grand St - Watts St

I have limited walking distance and sometimes use a mobility scooter. Because of the barriers protecting the bike lane, there is no safe place for a taxi or rideshare to stop and drop off a passenger with limited mobility for 100 Avenue of the Americas. When selecting a rideshare pickup, there is no safe place to be picked up. For pickup in particular, using alternate locations (101 Avenue of the Americas, or across Grand St) significantly changes driving routes so as to end up in unforgiving traffic in the afternoons, while also aggravating mobility limits for someone in a wheelchair or with limited walking mobility. Please make a suitable loading zone in front of 100 Avenue of the Americas.

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