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The fish store gets deliveries very early in the morning. Sometimes there's a full tractor trailer parked in the bus stop at 5:45am to deliver fish to one store. We need smaller refrigerated or frozen delivery vehicles, not full tractor trailers.
Hotel Loading Zone
From Queens Plaza to 35th Avenue there are often cars, either standing or parked, in the bus lanes on both sides. There are also often double-parked cars from mechanic shops along here. Very frustrating both when I drive and take the bus down this stretch of road.
cars from mechanic shops are constantly parked in bike lanes here and on the previous blocks to the point where they are entirely unusable. Sometimes cars are triple parked and blocking traffic.
Delivery trucks for Keyfood double park outside of residential buildings
Bike lane is often blocked for loading. Cars are double parked. Traffic cones are placed to block bike lane.
For years, I have been raising alarm bells about the severe congestion on Parkside Avenue between Flatbush and Ocean Avenues. This street poses significant dangers to both pedestrians and vehicles. The overwhelming bottleneck caused by frequent truck deliveries is unacceptable. It is outrageous that there seems to be a blatant disregard for pedestrian safety in this area.
Unprotected bike lanes always have cars double parked on intervale. ESPECIALLY during school pick-up/drop-off
Double parking on bike lanes. These bike lanes should be protected. Heavy traffic on this road and it’s the best connection between willis and 3rd ave bridge to the bruckner bike lanes
Double Parking. Amazon trucks unloading on both northbound and southbound sides of Broadway obstructs bikes and bus route.
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