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The vehicle was parked on both bike lanes. The street was busy, which made it dangerous for cyclists to go around the parked vehicle.
will we every get any peace from the CONSTANT HORN HONKING and gridlock on our residential street? the double parking is a crime
For years now double parking has occurred after 7 pm wel into the next day cars are double parked for hours at times days. There can be anywhere from 3 to 5 double parked vehicles at any pi Point in time
Double parked vehicles prevent legally parked operators from entering or leaving the area. Especially problematic during the afternoon.
Due to 3 hotels on the block we would benefit from a hotel loading zone between Wall St and Pine Street. Drop offs tend to block traffic due to double parking. This also makes it difficult for bikes as well since cars and bikes share the road.
Constant double parking due to people loading, unloading, doing deliveries, etc., which causes school buses, delivery trucks, and other drivers to halt in the road because they cannot pass. This causes the entire street to be blocked off, as well as excessive honking.
We are Rx2Go Medical Delivery Company is requesting a designated Loading Zone in front of our office at 173 54th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11220. Our company handles more than 10,000 medical deliveries each month, and in many cases, timely service is critical for patient health and safety. At this location, the street is very narrow, with extremely limited parking. Without a loading zone, our drivers are often forced to double-park, which creates safety issues, blocks traffic, and causes problems for other drivers and neighbors. A properly designated loading zone would allow us to safely and efficiently load and unload, without disrupting the community. It would also help us continue providing essential medical deliveries that people depend on. We respectfully ask NYC DOT to consider installing a Loading Zone sign at our address to support safe operations, reduce congestion, and ensure that we do not cause inconvenience to others.
Driggs Ave is a commercial corridor, with bus stops as well. The bus stop at 740 Driggs is blocked ALL DAY by delivery trucks using this space as a loading zone. These trucks need a loading zone located on Driggs to prevent this bus pickup are from being blocked.
The corner at 128th Street and 135th Avenue in South Ozone Park 11420 has 2 businesses - Let's do brunch - the trucks with food and beverages are in need of parking in the corner street in front of the store as well next to the Restaurant is Hi Tech Central Air - Loading and Unloading Air conditioners from Monday to Saturday from 7AM to 11AM and in the Afternoon from 4 to 9PM - The zone needs a LOADING ONLY ZONE to avoid traffic double park. Before there was a bus stop and now we have a congestion in traffic - a only loading unloading zone will help the neighborhood.
Traffic on 49th Place by Grand Ave has become unbearable. It often takes 20–30 minutes just to turn in from Grand Ave, because cars and trucks are parked on both sides, leaving no room to pass. Drivers are so frustrated they turn the one-way street into two-way traffic, which is extremely dangerous. On top of this, the block is filled with illegal overnight commercial parking every night. Despite repeated 311 reports after 9 PM, nothing is done. Trucks line the street in violation of NYC law, worsening the jam and blocking residents. We urgently need targeted overnight enforcement, ticketing, and towing on this block before there is an accident.
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