Cars from Casa Building Materials block sidewalks.
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Cars from Casa Building Materials block sidewalks.
Constant double parking on this block blocking the street.
Truck unloading and refusing to move for at least 15 minutes, blocking traffic and communicating rudely to the bus driver insisting they drive past in a space that is too narrow. License plate AW65306.
6 cars double parked every night on emerald and 9 on amber
This is a narrow street where a supermarkets loading gate is located. Trucks cannot double park without completely blocking traffic. At times multiple trucks arrive at once. Neighboring residential driveways are routinely blocked on a daily basis, deeply inconveniencing residents. There is enough space to create a loading zone by talking the space north of the market's curb cut, and also the space south of it.
Block in front of Brooklyn Tower just reopened (after a decade) and loading is a mess -- cars are parked there, forcing loading into the first lane of traffic. This block should be a loading zone along with all the roads next to City Point mall.
There are cars parked at the bus stop location in front of the Queens public library MTA Bus stop especially in the afternoons. One car almost hit me.
This bike lane is constantly blocked by massive commercial trucks. NYPD refuses to ticket anyone on this street. There is space for a commercial loading zone but private cars (also from NYPD) are perpetually parked illegally in no standing zones. The entire block is a no standing zone, but it is a parking lot with blocked bus stops, fire hydrants, and bike lanes.
Constant double parking on Anderson Avenue, every block.
Double parking front of the Motto stopping traffic on Third Ave.
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