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06/24/2026 - 12:39

Greenwich St - Rector St - Carlisle St - Manhattan

Im looking to see if its possible we can get a hotel loading zone outside of my hotel. I have written a few times and never get a responce. My hotel is located at 100 Greenwich street. This street is way too smal and just resently they moved the city bikes to our side of the street for constructin across the street. This is causing way too much cars to be jammed up. People trying to stop and deliver stuff to the stores makes it difficult. When we have linen delivery it is chaotic. with that being said we have the fire department down the block and when they try to get throuch sometimes its hard.which dosent make sence emergecy vehicles try to get down its not cool a few minutes can make a differance. The city bikes outside are way too many and not nessacery Washington stree has less traffic. It would make scence to move them. With that being said i would like ti request a loading zone to give cars enough room to pass. Can you please respond back to why you do or dont think its a good idea.

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Loading in Bus Lane

06/23/2026 - 06:55

Myrtle Ave - Carlton Ave - Adelphi St

There is regularly loading taking place in the B54 bus stop located here (not a bus lane per se) due to the new supermarket located on the corner of Myrtle & Carlton. Either a loading zone needs to be added or delivery times for the supermarket must be altered to be off hours (currently the peak team appears to be the morning rush hour).

Double Parking

06/23/2026 - 06:52

Washington Park - Myrtle Ave - Willoughby Ave

All delivery trucks - FedEx, Amazon, UPS, Fresh Direct, etc. - double park regularly to make deliveries. Fortunately, they tend to NOT park in the bike lane on this street, but they still make it very challenging to pass when they are double parked, including the fire trucks that regularly drive the block to make it to the Carlton fire station.

Loading in Travel Lane

06/23/2026 - 06:49

Myrtle Ave - Washington Park - Carlton Ave

Nearly constant loading at the Bravo Supermarket, either in the parking lane or if cars are parked, in the travel lane, making it impossible to pass

Double Parking

06/20/2026 - 17:06

Horace Harding Expressway - 184 St - 185 St

Constant double parking coming out of street while driving is dangerous especially with oncoming traffic, not being visible because of the double parking

Double Parking

06/20/2026 - 13:30

Lincoln Rd - New York Ave - Nostrand Ave - Brooklyn

Many cars double parked for a party at 446 Lincoln road.

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Other

06/20/2026 - 12:25

Cabrini Boulevard - West 186 St - West 187 St

Amazon delivery vans block crosswalks and monopolize no-parking zone daily from 10am-6pm. NYPD says it's not in their jurisdiction.

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06/20/2026 - 12:21

Cabrini Boulevard - West 186 St - Manhattan

Enormous Amazon trucks block crosswalks daily from 10am-6pm.

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Loading in Travel Lane

06/19/2026 - 14:30

Dekalb Ave - Taaffe Pl - Kent Ave

Passenger vehicles are parked along No Standing sign during posted hours, leading to large loading vehicles delivering (to the supermarket) double parked and blocking traffic. Vehicles are forced to maneuver, especially public buses, and often leads to honking and frustration. This frustration results in accelerated speeding when turning right onto Taaffe Place or traveling straight along DeKalb Ave.

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Loading in Travel Lane

06/19/2026 - 14:25

Taaffe Pl - Willoughby Ave - Dekalb Ave

Loading Only area is used as parking by passenger vehicles. Poor enforcement by NYPD leads to continued use of the sidewalk across this very tiny loading zone as a loading zone, with large trucks mounting the curb, damaging the sidewalk and tree pits as well as endangering pedestrians. Note that USPS, UPS, FedEx, other private delivery companies use the street and make 2-3 stops on this block, and continue to mount the curb and partially block the travel lane.

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