There is a truck loading zone in front of 345 Clinton Ave that should be moved back 300 feet to be in front of 361 Clinton Ave, which is where the package room is located for ALL of the Clinton Hill Coops buildings. Every day in front of 361 Clinton Avenue, Fedex, UPS, Amazon, USPS, etc. double park and unload (often multiple trucks at once), while the truck loading zone in front of 345 Clinton remains unused. These trucks will also park in front of the fire hydrant near 361 Clinton Ave rather than going further up the block to the truck loading zone at 345. This causes congestion, dangerous driving and noise pollution with honking. \

Amazon trucks are constantly unloading on this block despite that all of the streets nearby restrict any parking and are just meant for loading in the day. They should be loading on the streets just around the corner and not on this avenue in the bus lane like they do.

Uhaul blocking travel lane

Trucks and vans are constantly stopping for loading in both directions, causing gridlock and drivers leaning on their horns.

This is a bus lane and with street parking on both sides. When a car double parks here, it makes it impossible for the bus to pass and causes traffic. The honking noise is unbearable. Any day of the week and any time of the day, even late nights. It happens constantly.

Car been parked on bus station

I am the owner of Laundry Loft, a commercial and retail laundromat at 400 S. 2nd Street, Brooklyn NY 11211, on the south side of Williamsburg near the Williamsburg Bridge. Note: The address was formerly 394 S. 2nd Street prior to two lots being merged. We experience regular double-parking in front of our business from delivery vehicles and rideshare drivers. This blocks the travel lane on S. 2nd Street and creates a safety hazard for cyclists, pedestrians, and other motorists. We are launching commercial laundry pickup and delivery services for local businesses in April 2026, which will increase the frequency of loading and unloading activity at this location. Our delivery vehicle will need safe, legal curb access for regular pickups and drop-offs throughout the week. There is evidence of a prior loading zone at this location — the curb still has faded yellow paint, suggesting this was once a designated loading area. We are requesting that NYC DOT install an official loading zone with proper signage at this location to eliminate double-parking, improve traffic flow, and provide safe curb access for commercial deliveries. John Elder, Owner, Laundry Loft, 400 S. 2nd Street, Brooklyn NY 11211, (914) 355-9039, or my personal cell (415) 999-2159, email at: john@laundryloftnyc.com

Need loading/unloading zone in front of the building. Street always blocked