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ongoing dbl parking of non commercial vehicles all throughout bedford ave. we need cameras or better enforcement- its a major artery and is backed up bc of this
Trucks and box trucks unloading into stores, double parked, usually around noon which causes huge traffic jams as buses can't pass. Happens usually Wednesdays and Thursdays
THIS ISSUE IS ONGOING. On Coney Island Avenue near Church Avenue, the Hollywood Car Wash blocks both the sidewalk AND THE BUS LANE all day every day. THIS BLOCK HAS A SCHOOL. The car wash (right next to an oncoming turn) has caused multiple accidents. Why is this allowed?
THIS ISSUE IS ONGOING. On Coney Island Avenue near Church Avenue, the Hollywood Car Wash blocks both the sidewalk AND THE BUS LANE all day every day. THIS BLOCK HAS A SCHOOL. The car wash (right next to an oncoming turn) has caused multiple accidents. Why is this allowed?
3100 Brighton first place Oldenburg restaurant double park from noon until 11 pm every day causing honking emergency vehicles stuck on street
Our warehouse operates as a frozen food storage and wholesale distribution facility at 29-05 120th street Flushing NY 11354. We regularly receive and dispatch 53-foot trailers for deliveries and shipments. Due to the size of these trucks, sufficient curb space in front of our warehouse is necessary for safe and efficient loading and unloading. When private vehicles are parked along the curb, 53-foot trucks often cannot access the warehouse entrance or maneuver safely into the loading area. In addition, vehicles are sometimes parked along the opposite side of the street, further reducing the available space and making it extremely difficult for large trucks to enter and exit the property. We are therefore requesting approximately 80 feet of designated “TRUCK LOADING ONLY” curb space to provide adequate room for commercial loading and unloading and to help prevent truck-related traffic obstruction and unsafe maneuvering. We understand that NYC DOT will determine the appropriate length and location based on site conditions, traffic patterns, and applicable regulations, and we respectfully request consideration of the maximum practical loading-zone length for our facility.Thanks.
Truck loading in bus lane at corner of Morris and Broadway while bus lane is in effect.
Truck loading in bus lane while it is in effect. Mid block.
I strongly support installing a **Loading Only** sign and designated loading zone along the curb in front of the pizzeria. Food delivery trucks frequently double-park in the incoming traffic lane while making deliveries, which obstructs through traffic and creates significant delays, particularly during rush hour. This also creates unnecessary traffic conflicts and safety concerns for drivers and pedestrians. A clearly designated **Loading Only** zone would provide delivery vehicles with a lawful, organized place to load and unload while keeping the travel lane clear. This would improve traffic flow, reduce double-parking, and make the area safer and more efficient for everyone.
Please add a sign for truck loading only or No Standing for this active loading dock at 44-71 23rd street, Long Island City, NY 11101
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