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04/15/2025 - 17:07

Woodside Ave - 72 St - Queens

It is very difficult for delivery vehicles to safely deliver packages to St. Jacobus at 7202 Woodside Ave, in Queens during daytime hours. This is especially true since PS-12 and Rainbow Christian Preschool cordon off 72nd Street for the children's recess. The traffic in this area is particularly dangerous due to the bottleneck of delivery vehicles, with swerving traffic directly outside two schools. We should have a loading zone at 7202 Woodside, Ave to mitigate these hazards.

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04/10/2025 - 09:15

Myrtle Ave - Washington Park - Carlton Ave

Trucks frequently park in the travel lane to unload to the restaurants and stores on this block causing traffic to back up and FDNY around the block not to be able to pass.

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04/10/2025 - 09:13

Myrtle Ave - Washington Park - Carlton Ave

Often there are cars parked in the loading area so trucks park in the lane of traffic to unload.

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Double Parking

04/08/2025 - 15:37

3 Ave - East 91 St - East 92 St

You removed 2-3 parking spaces on East 91st street between Third and Lex on the corner by CVS where nobody EVER had double parking issues. The trucks all double park on the Avenues (Third Avenue in this case). You’ve done nothing but remove legitimate parking spaces for residents in my neighborhood and solved nothing about the actual double parking in the avenue. Remove the Loading Zones on East 91st steeet and out the loading zones in Third Avenue. Youre decision making skills do nothing but crest worse situations for NY residents over and over and over. Fix this.

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04/06/2025 - 15:52

Clinton Ave - Myrtle Ave - Willoughby Ave

Consistent double parking of cars and commercial vehicles (package delivery trucks)

Double Parking

04/06/2025 - 13:40

Lincoln Pl - Franklin Ave - St Francis Pl - Brooklyn

Black Mercedes s class and white Honda accord without license plates double parked while idling with both drivers consuming marijuana cigarettes

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04/06/2025 - 11:46

Prospect Pl - Classon Ave - Franklin Ave

Two cars parked in front of a hydrant in front of 565 Prospect Place. One is even parked on top of the curb. License plate F98 RAF from NJ

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04/01/2025 - 16:00

Gerritsen Ave - Everett Ave - Florence Ave

Loading zone sign is missing

Double Parking

04/01/2025 - 15:59

Gerritsen Ave - Bijou Ave - Channel Ave

During school pickup/drop off, cars are forced to drive into oncoming traffic due to excessive double parking

Double Parking

03/29/2025 - 13:01

Goble Pl - Macombs Rd - Inwood Ave - Bronx

Stood waiting over ten minutes for this person to move car

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