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03/28/2025 - 11:15

67 Ave - Queens Boulevard - 102 St

Truck unloading blocking crosswalk in both directions, blocking handicap access to nearby hospital.

Double Parking

03/28/2025 - 08:20

66 Rd - 99 St - 102 St

Commercial vehicle (Spectrum) double parked

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03/27/2025 - 19:34

Nassau Ave - Diamond St - Jewel St

Loading on travel lane and double parking on Nassau especially in the morning hours (8-10am)

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03/27/2025 - 12:08

East 32 St - Madison Ave - Park Ave South

This is a recurrent subject. There is need for a loading zone here, 32nd corner by madison ave. High end furniture store, and they can't use their main exit at 32nd for loading/unloading furniture as there is a halal truck parked 24/7.

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Double Parking

03/27/2025 - 10:34

Lefferts Boulevard - 111 Ave - Linden Boulevard - Queens

Every Saturday and Sunday the drivers double park on Lefferts blvd between linden blvd and 111 Ave. They abstruct the city busses from passing. Traffic is usually backed up because of the double park cars. They don't move, and expect the big buses to move for them.nothing is being done about it.

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Double Parking

03/27/2025 - 09:24

104 Ave - 178 St - 180 St

everyday. cars are double and triple parked.

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03/27/2025 - 08:29

East 29 St - Park Ave South - Madison Ave - Manhattan

Car parked in bike lane with no indicator or owner nearby

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Double Parking

03/23/2025 - 12:25

66 Rd - 99 St - 102 St

Amazon delivery vehicle blocking traffic regularly, including ambulance traffic to the nearby hospital.

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03/20/2025 - 11:04

Conover St - Beard St - Van Dyke St - Brooklyn

To whom this may concern, Widow Jane Distillery is expanding into the building at 238 Conover St., which will increase truck deliveries and pick ups on the street between Beard St. and Van Dyke Street. This is already the truck route for the neighborhood, so keeping this road clear of double parking is essential. If a truck loading zone could be added to the left side of the road, Widow Jane will be able to unload without blocking thru traffic and will also make it easier for trucks to make the right turn onto Conover St. I hope you will consider adding a truck loading zone for this block. Thank you very much. -Lorna Conrad

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Double Parking

03/18/2025 - 22:44

College Point Boulevard - 37 Ave - 39 Ave

Every day and night people double parking here all the way to the Tangram mall and block the whole street

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