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Other

Other

08/10/2026 - 11:51

30 St - 3 Ave - Brooklyn

good morning, we recently requested loading and unloading signs installation which was done and we are very happy with the results, we were looking to adjust one of the signs that were installed on the corner which prohibits parking infant of the driveway, the business owner uses that drive way to park his car usually and he keeps getting tickets for it, we wanted to see if removing this sign was a possibility and look forward to your response. Thank you.

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Loading in Bus Lane

Loading in Bus Lane

08/07/2026 - 09:09

5 Ave - West 37 St - West 36 St - Manhattan

Multiple cars loading and blocking the bus lane. Vehicles presumably serving the Langham Hotel.

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Loading in Bus Lane

Loading in Bus Lane

08/07/2026 - 09:06

5 Ave - West 39 St - West 38 St - Manhattan

Truck loading and blocking bus lane.

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Loading in Bus Lane

Loading in Bus Lane

08/07/2026 - 09:05

5 Ave - West 46 St - West 45 St - Manhattan

Car loading and blocking bus lane.

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Loading in Bus Lane

Loading in Bus Lane

08/07/2026 - 09:03

5 Ave - West 50 St - West 49 St - Manhattan

Truck loading and blocking bus lane.

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Loading in Bus Lane

Loading in Bus Lane

08/07/2026 - 09:01

2 Ave - East 122 St - East 121 St - Manhattan

Flatbed 18 wheeler, blocking the bus lane and local bus stop, unloading heavy construction machinery. Likely related to 2nd Avenue Subway Construction Project.

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Loading in Bus Lane

Loading in Bus Lane

08/07/2026 - 08:58

2 Ave - East 123 St - East 122 St - Manhattan

18 wheeler loading/idling in the bus lane.

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Loading in Bus Lane

Loading in Bus Lane

08/06/2026 - 21:24

Madison Ave - East 59 St - East 60 St - Manhattan

Truck and van loading in the bus lane and blocking two express bus stops along this block.

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Other

Other

08/06/2026 - 21:20

Madison Ave - East 33 St - Manhattan

Truck illegally parked in bus lane along the curb. Not actively loading.

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Double Parking

Double Parking

08/06/2026 - 12:11

2 Ave - 54 St - 55 St

Chronic double parking impeding traffic. B11 buses are constantly getting stuck making turns from 55th Street into 2nd Ave. Constant horn blowing due to double parking. Constant complaints from our parking garage tenants of a blocked driveway due to double-parked cars. We need more traffic enforcement; summonses should resolve this problem!!

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