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PLEASE institute a loading zone. Local store delivery trucks + UPS truck double park all day and YES it causes a crazy amount of honking. PLEASE.
Block always has vehicles double parked
Hi, I'm a board member of 1270 5th Ave coop building. We have more than 200 residential apartments in our building, and the marked area is the main point of entry for deliveries and moving. Considering the narrow width of 108 Street, we are witnessing constant double parking that blocks the road for SUVs, ambulances, and fire trucks. This is causing major roadblocks with constant honking and, in some cases, physical feuds and fights. Having a designated "no parking anytime" or "no standing/loading zone" in front of our entry on 108 Street would be a huge help for traffic and accessibility to our building. Being close to Mount Sinai Hospital, 108th Street is a frequent route for ambulances and fire trucks as well. Thanks, Pooya Amin-Javaheri
There is a bike lane on the left side of the street and there is no loading zone in the center of the block, most delivery trucks and cabs/ubers stop on the bike lane in the middle of the block
Cars and trucks always double parking in bus lane. Buses pass the bus stop each time.
Delivery trucks and police cars constantly blocking bike lane
Bike lane often blocked or unsafe to enter
constantly trucks and vehicles parked over the bike lane instead of the designated area
Always cars double parked (in addition to trucks unloading) in the bike lane Today a car pulled in front of me in the bike lane and then stopped to park, with no awareness of ppl using bike lane. Also while going around a loading van in the bike lane, someone opened their car door into me, luckily just hit my handles and not too hard.
Always trucks unloading and loading in the bike lane
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