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Consistent double and triple parking. Please remove on-street parking here in favor of loading zones and a proper bus lane!
Chronic double parking in front of this strip of restaurants
Double parking on both sides of Sedgwick Avenue between West 238th Street and this bus stop. Makes driving difficult with turns.
Double parked cars on both sides force buses to cross center line on blind curve. Cars are double parked 24 hours a day
This narrow street (one way in each direction separated by a rundown median) prevents vehicles making deliveries, car service/uber, and residents unloading their vehicles from doing so without obstructing the entire roadway. Street has multiple large residential apartment buildings and multi family dwellings.
Loading/unloading for far longer than a few minutes always occur at the entrance of Acadia condo building. These activities block off the right turn/thru lane and creates visibility issues for pedestrians and cars at this intersection.
Double parked
Out of control double parking on Butler. Cars park other cars in, park in front of and block the citibike dock, etc. It's all down the block. This is madness, enforcement is urgently needed
Double parking is getting much worse along Court St. This block basically always has at least one car or truck double parked. People driving or biking down Court have to weave back and forth. Court St as a whole needs way more loading zones instead of metered parking.
It is a MESS right here. The incessant double parking for Trader Joes blocks up the entire roadway and leads to really unsafe conditions. You should install a loading zone on Atlantic next to the TJ's if there isn't one already for their trucks, then close this entire block to parking. Nobody should be parking or standing here
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