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Double Parking

01/23/2025 - 20:03

Bainbridge Ave - East 211 St - East 212 St

Private vehicles double parked on both sides of the street and blocking thru traffic

Loading in Travel Lane

01/22/2025 - 18:55

Convent Ave - West 142 St - West 143 St

Travel lane is often blocked by a delivery vehicles

Other

01/21/2025 - 23:07

Lincoln Pl - Kingston Ave - Brooklyn Ave - Brooklyn

The DOT put a loading zone in the middle of a completely residential (!) block. There is limited parking as is because there's is only parking on one side of the street. This is totally unfair and not thought out. It also seem absolutely arbitrary.

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Loading in Bus Lane

01/19/2025 - 14:41

Clarkson Ave - Bedford Ave - Rogers Ave

the bus can never get thru in either direction and people just honk they horns all day long why we have to live like this

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Double Parking

01/19/2025 - 03:32

Junction Boulevard - Northern Boulevard - 34 Ave

This road is very busy road . there has three school.115 precent , bank , post office. people always double park here. and truck loading always for restaurant and pharmacy and post office. we demand meter parking

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Other

01/17/2025 - 08:30

Bedford Ave - Dekalb Ave - Kosciuszko St

Rocks, trash and debris in the bike lane. This is a reoccurring issue. Every time there is construction or anything being unloaded between Lafayette and Dekalb, the construction companies do not clean up.

Double Parking

01/16/2025 - 08:46

62 Drive - 97 Pl - 98 St

There is a Mitsubishi with PA license plates that double parks (at least) every school day, even when there is a parking spot right next to the curb. That basically leaves only 1 lane for all the traffic going on 62nd Drive. Traffic enforcement there is non-existing, I guess it's easier to just slap tickets on going over your meter time.

Other

01/15/2025 - 19:27

Harrison Ave - Wallabout St - Gerry St

School buses and general traffic drive down the bike lane as if it is a normal traffic lane. NYPD does nothing about it. This is a daily occurrence, but the worst time is between 3PM and 7PM Sunday-Friday. The school buses in this area do not follow any traffic rules and there is nothing done about it.

Double Parking

01/15/2025 - 19:18

14 Ave - 41 St - 42 St - Brooklyn

I was driving in Borough Park Brooklyn today, it was impossible to drive much worse than anywhere else. School buses were double parked in some cases blocking the traffic. This is absolutely terrible and I spoke with people who work there and they are telling that this situation occurs every single day. Could you please send someone to check what is going on there? Thank you for your help

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Other

01/14/2025 - 18:53

Avenue L - East 10 St - Coney Island Ave

For 3 years now, 1 lane of coney island is blocked due the new constuction , AND the sidewalk too, AND also around the corner on Ave L . it is fenced off, or has cones blocking access . How long does a private contractor have, to takeover public roadways ? AND how much space do you give over to them ? this is an extremely busy area .!!

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