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Double Parking

11/25/2024 - 13:17

8 Ave - West 53 St - West 54 St

Regular double parked trucks unloading in the leftmost lane, often around lunch time.

Loading in Bike Lane

11/25/2024 - 12:59

Clinton St - East Houston St - Stanton St

double parking and unloading in the bike lane literally all day long. street parking should be completely eliminated on clinton street from delancey to houston

Double Parking

11/25/2024 - 12:38

7 Ave - 85 St - 86 St

Double parking all day by adjacent business

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Loading in Travel Lane

11/25/2024 - 12:34

Clarkson Ave - Woodruff Ave - Bedford Ave

Lots of congestions due to bus route and double parked cars. Constant honking affecting the residents in the area. Adding loading zone will help the congestion.

Double Parking

11/25/2024 - 12:32

Hillman Ave - Sedgwick Ave - Van Cortlandt Park South

School buses block street.

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Double Parking

11/25/2024 - 12:31

East 51 St - 3 Ave - 2 Ave

Cars constantly double parking/waiting for passengers. Tons of traffic and excessive honking at all hours of the day

Double Parking

11/25/2024 - 12:16

30 Ave - 31 St - 30 St - Queens

Need loading/passenger pickup on the entire strip of 30th avenue from 30th street to Steinway. Especially on 30th avenue outside Trade Fair (31st street) and United Brothers (33rd street). There is double parking and trucks unloading all along this E/W route.

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Double Parking

11/25/2024 - 12:00

Frederick Douglass Boulevard - West 117 St - West 118 St

Double parking along FDB from 112th Street to 119th Street regularly blocks the bike lane, makes biking dangerous, and slows down traffic.

Double Parking

11/25/2024 - 11:49

Broadway - West 180 St - West 181 St

On the southbound lane of Broadway between 181st to 179th streets, there is consistent double parking and loading happening in the right lane. It's a chokepoint that slows traffic both travelling through the area and those trying to get to the GWB. It is a well trafficked area and those of us trying to make a right on 179th have to be extra careful when navigating around these double parked cars so we have the ability to see around to the crosswalk and not hit anyone. I Think it would be very beneficial for the flow of traffic and pedestrian safety if this area sees some relief.

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Double Parking

11/25/2024 - 11:33

10 Ave - West 55 St - West 56 St

Double parking of passenger vehicles on both sides of street creates bottleneck during PM rush hour

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