Loading in Travel Lane

08/25/2026 - 14:50

Dear NYC Department of Transportation, I am writing to request that NYC DOT review the curb space directly in front of 1259 Virginia Avenue, Bronx, NY 10472 for the installation of a time-restricted Loading Only / Neighborhood Loading Zone. A licensed group family daycare operates at this location, and parents regularly need a safe place to briefly stop while dropping off and picking up young children. The curb space directly in front of the property is frequently occupied by vehicles parked for long periods, which makes safe daycare drop-off and pick-up very difficult. This situation often leaves parents with limited options and can result in parents having to double-park or stop in the travel lane while bringing young children to and from the daycare. There is also a scooter parking corral directly across the street, which further reduces the available maneuvering space in front of the property. I am respectfully requesting that NYC DOT evaluate the parking space directly in front of 1259 Virginia Avenue for a Loading Only zone during the daycare’s operating hours, Monday through Friday, so that parents can safely and quickly load and unload their children. A time-restricted loading zone would be ideal so that, outside of the posted daycare/loading hours, the curb could return to normal legal parking according to the existing street regulations. I can provide photographs showing the exact curb space, the daycare entrance, the driveway, and the scooter corral across the street. Thank you for reviewing this request. Please let me know if you need the daycare license, operating hours, photographs, or any additional documentation. Sincerely, Daylin’s World of Wonder Group Family Daycare 1259 Virginia Avenue Bronx, NY 10472

Other

08/25/2026 - 10:30

I am writing on behalf of Authentic Transport, a fine-art logistics and transportation company that recently began operating from 25-66 Borough Place, Woodside, NY 11377. We are requesting that NYC DOT evaluate the curb space directly in front of our facility for designation as a Truck Loading Only zone, ideally during our primary operating hours from 7am-7pm Monday thru Friday. Authentic Transport regularly receives and dispatches commercial vehicles carrying artwork, furniture and other high-value, fragile objects. Our warehouse operations require frequent loading and unloading, often involving multiple technicians and specialized handling equipment. Unlike a typical commercial delivery, our loading activity can involve large, heavy or exceptionally fragile objects that cannot safely be moved long distances from a vehicle parked away from the building. Having appropriate curb access directly in front of the warehouse would significantly improve the safety and efficiency of our operations. A designated loading zone would also help prevent commercial vehicles from double-parking while loading and unloading and would provide a predictable, orderly location for this activity. We understand that NYC DOT is actively expanding loading zones and soliciting public feedback regarding locations where loading activity creates safety and congestion concerns. We would appreciate having 25-66 Borough Place evaluated for a Truck Loading Only designation. We would be happy to provide photographs of the property, information about our vehicle and delivery activity, operating hours, or any additional information DOT may need to evaluate the request. Thank you for your consideration. We would greatly appreciate the opportunity to work with DOT on a solution that supports both our business and safe, efficient use of the street.

Loading in Bus Lane

08/20/2026 - 17:08

Commercial vehicles from the Gyro King and other businesses are always blocking the bus stop for the B68 and B8 at Coney Island Ave/Newkirk Ave

Loading in Bus Lane

08/14/2026 - 21:41

Box truck loading in the bus lane and blocking the express bus stop at 87th and Madison Ave in Manhattan.

Double Parking

08/12/2026 - 20:40

The street in front of 360 East 88 St, has no room for loading/unloading, and is adjacent to a Citibike stand further taking up standing space. East 88 St is a very narrow street with parking on both sides. When vehicles stand in front of 360 East 88 St, a 42 story residential building, they must double park, obstructing all traffic behind. This is also a health risk, with no room for ambulances or fire engines to park. There should be a no parking zone in front of 360 East 88 St.