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Loading in Bus Lane

12/06/2024 - 15:43

Utica Ave - Eastern Parkway - Union St

Bus lane is blocked by dollar vans and double parked cars.

Other

12/06/2024 - 10:09

Lincoln Pl - Brooklyn Ave - Kingston Ave

The new loading zone is not practical as it doesn’t even allow for the residence to unload their groceries unless you have 2 people to help.

Other

12/06/2024 - 10:01

Lincoln Pl - Brooklyn Ave - Kingston Ave

Parking is already limited to only one side of the street. Please undo the loading only that was just installed.

Other

12/06/2024 - 09:58

Lincoln Pl - Brooklyn Ave - Kingston Ave

Please give us back the parking that was just taken away for a “loading only” zone. It’s a residential street, not commercial and parking is very limited.

Loading in Travel Lane

12/06/2024 - 07:01

Flatbush Ave Extension - Myrtle Ave - Prince St

Truck unloading at grocery store. Weekday mornings. 6am. Blocks right lane.

Double Parking

12/05/2024 - 13:23

Rogers Ave - Carroll St - Crown St

Residents of the family shelter could benefit from a loading zone on Crown St. I've seen people in vehicles loading/unloading/waiting double-parked on Crown St, on the sidewalk of Rogers Ave, or in the bus lane.

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Double Parking

12/05/2024 - 10:23

West 111 St - Riverside Drive - Broadway

Residential block with no bus route, but a loading zone would really help since there are plenty of deliveries and service vehicles and people unloading cars. Not highest priority in the city, but would really benefit. This program is so underrated - thank you for your work! Please do it on as many blocks as possible!!!

Double Parking

12/05/2024 - 10:20

Sterling Pl - Franklin Ave - Bedford Ave

Sterling between Franklin and Bedford has tons of double parking that blocks traffic and the bus. This creates a TON of idling noise and pollution and honking and inconveniences all of the riders on the bus. It also endangers cyclists as its also a bike route. Please please add loading zones on this block! Thank you!!!

Double Parking

12/05/2024 - 10:19

St Johns Pl - Nostrand Ave - New York Ave - Brooklyn

St Johns Pl between Nostrand and New York (specifically the north side of the block, closer to Nostrand) has tons of double parking that blocks traffic and the bus. Cars often cross the double yellow to get around, but the bus absolutely can not. This creates a TON of idling noise and pollution and honking and inconveniences all of the riders on the bus. It also endangers cyclists as its also a bike route. Please please add loading zones on this block! Thank you!!!

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Double Parking

12/04/2024 - 13:01

Myrtle Ave - Adelphi St - Clermont Ave - Brooklyn

Daily excessive honking as a result of: * Police non-enforcement of truck loading zone * Cars park in the loading zone, which pushes Walgreens and bodega-bound delivery trucks into the only westbound lane of traffic * Traffic backs up for blocks and cars honk incessantly * Crossing is less safe for students at the two elementary schools within 2 blocks of the intersection

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