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Loading in Travel Lane

02/10/2025 - 17:46

Bridge St - Metrotech Rdway - Willoughby St

This busy one-way street has a large residential, school, and commercial building with tons of deliveries. About a year ago, someone stole one of the "No Standing Zone" signs, and it has not been replaced. Placard abusers, MTA vests, Police time cards in dashes, use the no standing area as a free parking lot. When folks park there, delivery trucks must double park and traffic gets held up which causes tons of honking and noise on the street. Please make this an official loading tow-area zone.

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Double Parking

02/10/2025 - 09:05

Bridge St - Metrotech Rdway - Willoughby St

This 250 unit residential building receives many deliveries as well as school bus pickups etc. The area in front is always blocked by vehicles with city permits which causes major congestion as delivery trucks are forced to double park blocking all through traffic.

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Double Parking

02/05/2025 - 16:50

Tilden St - Bronxwood Ave - Barnes Ave

could be a good place for neighborhood loading zone, there's a lot of double parking, drop off, commercial vehicle double parking that occurs here

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02/04/2025 - 21:57

Amsterdam Ave - West 62 St - Amsterdam Houses Pedestrian Path

Blocking bike lane

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02/03/2025 - 17:45

Queens Boulevard - 32 Pl - 33 St

There was a huge truck in the middle of the bike lane in front of the gas station which forced the bikers onto the sidewalk or the middle of the road

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02/03/2025 - 14:40

60 St - 12 Ave - 13 Ave - Brooklyn

WOULD LIKE TO REQUEST FOR A TURCK LOADING SIGN FOR 1222 60TH STREET. HEAVY TRAFFIC, STORE FRONT CAN NOT OFFLOAD SUPPLIES

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Double Parking

01/30/2025 - 14:21

Highland Pl - Etna St - Ridgewood Ave

too much double parking between sweeping hours MON, TU, THUR, FRI 11:30AM to 1pm. this is making moving traffic impossible to get by and are causing damages to legally parked vehicle. This is the third time my legally parked vehicle got smash on the side i have to take thousand of dollar out of my pocket to fixed. This is a very busy street with tuns of traffics, please send someone to crack down on these illegal double parkers.

Double Parking

01/24/2025 - 20:44

Horace Harding Expressway - 184 St - 185 St

A few kids almost got hit by cars here tonight 1/24/2025 because of these doubled park cars.

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Double Parking

01/23/2025 - 20:12

Katonah Ave - East 236 St - East 237 St - Bronx

People double park, park in the cross walk, and idle in the bus lane

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01/23/2025 - 20:10

Bainbridge Ave - East 213 St - Jerome Ave

Access a Ride vans double parked and block bus lane

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