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There are cars parked at the bus stop location in front of the Queens public library MTA Bus stop especially in the afternoons. One car almost hit me.
This bike lane is constantly blocked by massive commercial trucks. NYPD refuses to ticket anyone on this street. There is space for a commercial loading zone but private cars (also from NYPD) are perpetually parked illegally in no standing zones. The entire block is a no standing zone, but it is a parking lot with blocked bus stops, fire hydrants, and bike lanes.
Constant double parking on Anderson Avenue, every block.
Double parking front of the Motto stopping traffic on Third Ave.
CHIC - FIL - A!!! Too many people double parking their cars and vehicles to grab their orders as well as delivery bike drivers. Horns are constantly being honked as drivers cannot safely drive in their proper lane since they have to go around double parked vehicles.
It is a narrow one way street, single lane, with residential buildings and business. Traffic is constantly blocked by move in / move outs, residents loading, deliveries, etc. a load/unload spot in William between Maiden and Platt would be ideal for the flow of traffic of neighborhood
Double parked cars block you in over night and even throughout the day. There is ALWAYS , every time of the day double parked cars left with no regard blocking people who ARE Legally parked. Traffic cops patrol every other surrounding neighborhood expect Creston Avenue.
Double parking on both sides by dozens of cars on Sunday afternoon and evening. Creates a hazardous situation
Here is where the new market has opened up.in the morning, trucks unload the products in the northbound lane. This causes double parking and slower travel speeds via bus or car
I am writing on behalf of DaCorta Hardware, located at 91-07 Astoria Blvd, East Elmhurst, NY 11369, to formally request the installation of a “Truck Loading Only” parking regulation sign in front of our business. We are open from 6:30 AM to 5:30 PM, Monday through Friday, and we receive regular deliveries from freight carriers and box trucks. Currently, there is no dedicated loading zone in front of our location, and trucks are often forced to double-park on Astoria Boulevard, creating traffic congestion and safety hazards for pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists. A designated “Truck Loading Only” zone would ensure safe and efficient delivery operations while reducing the risk of traffic disruptions in the area. We respectfully request that NYC DOT conduct a site evaluation to determine the feasibility of this signage. Should you require further details or wish to schedule a site visit, please contact: Alex Pitsironis DaCorta Hardware Phone: 718-340-8750 Email: alex@dacorta.com
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