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Loading in Travel Lane

10/03/2025 - 13:14

Lincoln Pl - Albany Ave - Troy Ave

Loading/unloading in the travel lane and on the sidewalk is very common on this block

Other

10/03/2025 - 13:12

Lincoln Pl - Brooklyn Ave - Kingston Ave

Great placement but enforcement is nonexistent. This NLZ is usually filled with residents' vehicles 24/7

Double Parking

10/03/2025 - 00:03

Empire Boulevard - New York Ave - Brooklyn Ave

Bike lane constantly blocked by double parked cars from a car service

Double Parking

10/03/2025 - 00:00

Eastern Parkway Bike Path - Schenectady Ave - Utica Ave

Dollar vans constantly block the bus lane. and the crosswalk

Double Parking

10/02/2025 - 13:08

Broadway - 23 St - Crescent St

After 5pm there are a line of cars double parked waiting for pick up near the tutoring service Kumon and Mathnasium. It causes unnecessary blockage to the flow of traffic as these vehicles are waiting for almost half an hour at times.

Loading in Bike Lane

09/30/2025 - 15:05

Amsterdam Ave - West 74 St - West 75 St

Beacon Theater frequently blocks bike land

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Double Parking

09/28/2025 - 14:48

East 86 St - 3 Ave - 2 Ave

Fairway Markets is illegally using its commercial loading zone to operate a grocery delivery business. Constant double and triple parked cars, a sea of e-bikes chained up at all hours of the day, and delivery guys commandeering the entire sidewalk, eating, smoking, and generally being a nuisance.

Loading in Bus Lane

09/27/2025 - 14:05

Illegally parked Food Truck Vendor STANDING in BUS LANE during restricted hours 7 days a week. All Day on Saturday and Sundays. License Plate 49615-NE New York Commercial Plate. Blocking Bus Lane near the Bus Stop for buses M34Crosstown to 9th AVenue and the M11Bus Service.

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Double Parking

09/26/2025 - 10:46

35 Ave - Bell Boulevard - Corporal Stone St

Many cars double park here to pick up and drop off children at the daycare center. It caused congestion especially during the morning and the afternoon time

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Double Parking

09/25/2025 - 06:43

Quintard St - Reid Ave - Hurlbert St

Double parking is a major issue here during business hours because of the car service companies operating at 111 Quintard. From 8am to 5pm, nearly every parking spot in a three block radius is occupied by this toyota / subaru / mazda car service garage. Cars are frequently double parked by the sidewalk and even parked in the middle of the road on the yellow lines at the intersection, causing traffic buildup and noise pollution from horn honkers. These companies repeatedly break the law and repeatedly get away with it. Shame on enforcement.

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