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There are always cones and double parked cars in the bike lane in front of the courthouse. Workers from the courthouse place cones in the bike lane causing bikes to move into the moving lane.
Multiple cars consistently block this bike lane throughout the day. I have multiple license plates recorded. Could be at least 10-20 tickets a day, they will sit there for 20-30min at a time.
Trucks are unloading in the middle of the street, blocking traffic and creating congestion. Because it's a one way street and no truck loading zone, they have no place to unload. The address is 1539 Covert Street, Ridgewood, NY 11385.
I've never not seen a car parked in the bike lane here. Right by the subway entrance.
Cars, vans and trucks always parked here, especially during morning and evening rush hour. Makes an already dangerous intersection more dangerous.
Double parking is so bad here, drivers legally parked on the street get trapped in by double parkers so often that people now just double park **NEXT TO OPEN ON THE STREET PARKING SPOT**. Literally just in the street next to a curb side spot. wild.
There is an *incredible* amount of double parking (sometimes triple parking) which occurs on both sides of the street here. This will take the ave down to a one way choke point which regularly gets blocked, traffic stops, then the honking starts. NYPD does not do anything, 311 complaints do nothing. It's really awful I feel trapped.
Bike lane is always blocked with double parked cars during my morning commute. Ocean avenue should have a 2 way protected bike lane on the side closest to the park as that's where most people are going. Crossing from the northbound bike lane to the park is way sketchier than it needs to be.
We need more truck parking
Situs Sabung Ayam Digmaan
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