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All day long, any time delivery trucks stop, they block the only traffic lane, causing back ups and constant honking and yelling.
The cars are double parked on many days for ours, blocking legally parked cars and creating dangerous situations for bikers as the cars park and leave quickly.
In front of this supermarket are meters should be loading zone so trucks don’t have to double park
Constant double parked vehicles all throughout the day & night. My vehicle gets blocked in and I can’t get it out to go to work. I work at night in a hospital. It’s ridiculous
Due to snow double parked vehicle is blocking the street and not allowing school busses or large vehicles to pass
Loading zone needed here. High density of delivery and service vehicles here every day. It's chaos.
I live on Clinton between Myrtle and Willoughby and like clockwork, every weekday there is a gridlock of double-parked delivery vehicles causing dangerous backup onto the street, with constant honking and sometimes causing physical altercations between drivers. It is especially dangerous for pedestrians who have to navigate around all this, as well as emergency vehicles that can now not get through. I implore the DOT to revisit earlier 2016 proposals for a redesign of the area, adding loading zones and other features.
This block is in desperate need of a loading zone. All day, every day, FedEx/UPS/USPS trucks block the traffic/bikes and lead to noisy honking and unnecessary slowdowns. It's gotten untenable ever since the pandemic began.
It hard for truck to park and unload in this location because it will block traffic from going through
delivery vehicles (ups, fedex, etc) and service vehicles are constantly double-parking here and causing major traffic issues. a dedicated loading zone is desperately needed.
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