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Loading in Travel Lane

06/14/2024 - 08:52

Stillwell Ave - West 15 Pl - Avenue Z

Regularly locked intersection by Cement company trucks, preventing Ambulance and School buss free movements. This area overwhelmed with traffic and so close to HS. Trucks should be banned for public safety. I can provide video and pictures for reference

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06/13/2024 - 20:55

Mac Dougal St - Minetta Lane - West 3 St

Bike lane constantly blocked with cars loading and/or illegally parked

Other

06/13/2024 - 20:33

East 18 St - Irving Pl - 3 Ave

Request to add a neighorhood loading zone in this location. Thank you.

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06/13/2024 - 20:13

West 54 St - 11 Ave - 12 Ave - Manhattan

License plate 75678MN from NY

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Double Parking

06/11/2024 - 05:50

Sedgwick Ave - Stevenson Pl - Van Cortlandt Ave West - Bronx

Vehicles double park all night.

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06/09/2024 - 16:06

West 190 St - Amsterdam Ave - Manhattan

Toyota SUV with license plate LLA8596 parked in the bike lane on Amsterdam.

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Double Parking

06/09/2024 - 06:56

Ditmas Ave - Ocean Parkway - East 7 St

School busses double park created one lane for two way traffic that is on a busy street. Traffic is coming off ocean parkway and there is through traffic.

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06/08/2024 - 18:39

9 Ave - West 15 St - Manhattan

the bike line between 16 and 15 streets on 9 ave is regularly used as parking. city needs to do something about it

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06/05/2024 - 17:10

Lafayette St - East 8 St - Wanamaker Pl

delivery mopeds for pickups at Wegmans supermarket park in the bike lane on the corner of Lafayette Street and E 8th street blocking the bike lane and forcing cyclists to move into the narrow car lane which is very dangerous

Double Parking

06/04/2024 - 19:44

Dekalb Ave - Marcus Garvey Boulevard - Throop Ave - Brooklyn

Every day, throughout the day several cars and trucks (more that 5 at a time)park or load/unload I'm the bike lane completely blocking it and forcing cyclists into the road often with other cars and creates a very dangerous situation. I have already had an accident here due tk cars blocking access to the bike lanes. It is egregious blocking of the bike lanes and may result in injury or death if the bike lanes are not protected.

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