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Parents blocking everything up to pick up and drop off kids. Designate the curbside along the park a loading zone or no standing at least during the times when school is starting to ending.
Parents constantly parking inside the bike lane to drop off or pick up their kids. Create a loading zone outside the concrete barrier or on Bryant Ave alongside the park. Major conflict point.
ongoing dbl parking of non commercial vehicles all throughout bedford ave. we need cameras or better enforcement- its a major artery and is backed up bc of this
ongoing dbl parking of non commercial vehicles all throughout bedford ave. we need cameras or better enforcement- its a major artery and is backed up bc of this
ongoing dbl parking of non commercial vehicles all throughout bedford ave. we need cameras or better enforcement- its a major artery and is backed up bc of this
ongoing dbl parking of non commercial vehicles all throughout bedford ave. we need cameras or better enforcement- its a major artery and is backed up bc of this
ongoing dbl parking of non commercial vehicles all throughout bedford ave. we need cameras or better enforcement- its a major artery and is backed up bc of this
ongoing dbl parking of non commercial vehicles all throughout bedford ave. we need cameras or better enforcement- its a major artery and is backed up bc of this
Trucks and box trucks unloading into stores, double parked, usually around noon which causes huge traffic jams as buses can't pass. Happens usually Wednesdays and Thursdays
THIS ISSUE IS ONGOING. On Coney Island Avenue near Church Avenue, the Hollywood Car Wash blocks both the sidewalk AND THE BUS LANE all day every day. THIS BLOCK HAS A SCHOOL. The car wash (right next to an oncoming turn) has caused multiple accidents. Why is this allowed?
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