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Loading in Travel Lane

05/20/2026 - 07:43

Devoe St - Morgan Ave - Catherine St - Brooklyn

356 Devoe St needs a Truck Loading Zone. Trucks are regularly blocking driveways and double parked while unloading. Delivery drivers double park on the evening making it challenging and unsafe to drive down the street. I am a resident of Devoe St and my driveway is regularly blocked. A loading zone would help alleviate this frustration for our neighbors. Jack McCabe 309 Devoe St 917-434-7385

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Loading in Travel Lane

05/19/2026 - 19:18

Ocean Parkway - Ocean Parkway Bike Path - Park Circle Bike Path

Trucks and passenger vehicles loading in the only travel lane force vehicle traffic into the two-way bicycle lane, forcing cyclists to go head-on into a moving vehicle with nowhere else to go. The fact that the adjacent curb space isn’t a no parking zone is insane.

Loading in Travel Lane

05/19/2026 - 19:18

Ocean Parkway - Ocean Parkway Bike Path - Park Circle Bike Path

Loading in Travel Lane

05/19/2026 - 19:18

Ocean Parkway - Ocean Parkway Bike Path - Park Circle Bike Path

Loading in Travel Lane

05/19/2026 - 19:18

Ocean Parkway - Ocean Parkway Bike Path - Park Circle Bike Path

Double Parking

05/19/2026 - 10:52

Utopia Parkway - 19 Ave - 21 Ave

There is a parking lot. But many people rather double park and block the bike lane. I experience this problem everyday of the week.

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Loading in Travel Lane

05/18/2026 - 18:11

67 Ave - 102 St - Yellowstone Boulevard

FedEx vehicle parked on corner blocking crosswalks in two directions, causing reduced visibility of pedestrian to drivers in a high-traffic area.

Other

05/18/2026 - 11:26

Rutledge St - Classon Ave - Wythe Ave

The left side of the street is an active business and needs a commercial parking/active loading zone.

Loading in Travel Lane

05/15/2026 - 20:53

2 St - 4 Ave - 5 Ave

New building is being built here. There was a loading zone that was removed without community notification. Now UPS/FedEx/Amazon and other service vehicles block the bike lane and car travel lane leading to backups, blocked emergency response, honking. Good to bring in a new loading zone before a large building goes here to help with the heavy number of deliveries to existing buildings on this block.

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Loading in Bike Lane

05/15/2026 - 10:05

4 Ave - 31 St - 32 St - Brooklyn

There is chronic illegal parking issue in the bike lane located at 862 4th Avenue by the business BK Wash & Repair. Vehicles regularly parked and idle in the bike lane to be washed by the business, forcing cyclists into moving traffic and creating an ongoing safety hazard for residents and commuters. What makes this especially frustrating is that this location is only about 400 feet from the NYPD 72nd Precinct, yet the problem persists daily with no enforcement. This has been going on for at least the past 2 years during which time my commute has me regularly using this route. I have also submitted 311 complaints regarding this issue, but the reports consistently come back stating that “no criminal violation existed,” despite the ongoing and visible obstruction of the bike lane. This response has made it difficult to understand how residents are supposed to address a problem that is both persistent and dangerous. The repeated obstruction of the bike lane undermines street safety efforts and puts cyclists, pedestrians, and drivers at unnecessary risk. Thank you for your attention to this issue and for your service to the community. I would appreciate any updates on potential actions that can be taken.

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