Place a point on the map anywhere within the five boroughs of NYC to add a comment. Visit the "How to Submit a Comment" page for detailed instructions.
Comments (4567)
Comments (4567)
This is every day since 5:00am Taxis and personal vehicles park double parked
This is every day since 5:00am Taxis and personal vehicles park double parked
Hi, hope you are doing well. I am writing to formally request the installation of a designated “Truck Loading/Unloading” zone in front of our business, MR. SHYP | Mail Center & Print Shop, located at 300 AVENUE U, BROOKLYN, NY 11223. Our business operates as a multi-carrier shipping and logistics center, handling daily pickups and drop-offs for UPS, FedEx, USPS, and other delivery providers, in addition to servicing Local Small Businesses with Scheduled PACKAGE PICKUP SERVICES. Current Issue: Due to the absence of a designated Loading/Unloading Zone, delivery and pickup trucks are forced to double park or stop in active travel lanes during pickups and drop-offs. This creates: Traffic congestion on the block Obstruction of nearby intersections Safety risks for pedestrians and drivers Complains from nearby businesses Request for you: We respectfully request that NYC DOT conduct a site evaluation and consider installing a designated Truck Loading Zone with appropriate signage to accommodate commercial vehicle activity. We are happy to provide: Photos documenting current conditions Pickup schedules from carriers Additional operational data upon request Thank you for your time and consideration in improving safety, traffic flow, and support for local businesses in our neighborhood.
We are a long standing, long island city based catering company that recently moved into our new location at 40-11 Skillman Ave. We have 2 vehicles. One fits in our garage, the other is a box truck we use for deliveries and park on the street. Throughout the day, we make multiple deliveries and cannot park because UBER EATS is next door and the cars block the driveway as well as the no parking zones. We end up double parking and causing traffic while endangering our team by loading/unloading in the street. If we had a commercial loading zone spot in the vicinity, it would make thing much easier for the flow of traffic and safety of our team.
Extremely easy fix to ease traffic jams on busy Clinton Ave. The Truck Loading Zone for the entire block of 15-story co-ops is in front of 345 Clinton but needs to be moved to 361 Clinton Ave, where deliveries for the entire city block are made. The trucks all double park in front of 361 anyway, causing jams every day.
Extremely easy fix will help ease traffic along busy Clinton Ave - the Truck Loading Zone positioned in front of 345 Clinton needs to be moved to in front of 361 Clinton Ave, where deliveries for the entire block of five 15-story buildings are delivered. All of the trucks double park in front of 361 anyway, causing jams daily.
A Loading Zone sign is not needed there. There are apartment buildings on this block no stores or supermarkets. Please remove this sign.
Trucks and trailers constantly parked at the bus stop forcing passengers to stand in the road to wait for the bus
Trucks of all types double park in front of 361 Clinton Ave to drop off packages to the entire campus. A truck loading zone should be placed in front of 361 Clinton to alleviate this. This causes traffic jams on a near daily basis. There is a truck loading zone further up the block in front of the wrong building.
delivery truck consistently parked in motor vehicle lane for unloading during morning rush hour. The delivery workers use the bike lane to load carts, both blocking the bicycle lane with the delivery parcels AND blocking any way of going around the bike lane, effectively giving cyclists no alternative but to reverse course against traffic and ride in the middle of a three-lane street.
Do you want to show us the area in StreetView before submitting?
Add comment
Comments should be related to the posted topic or specific project. The Projects and Initiatives website is not meant for comments that do not directly relate to the purpose or topic of the specific project. For general comments or communications concerning an agency, please contact the agency's Commissioner on www.NYC.gov. For service requests, please contact 311 Online.
Pan left or rigth to show the area you wish to comment on.
Submit comments
Return to map
To add your comments:
How do you want to submit your comment: