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06/12/2025 - 10:32

24 St - 39 Ave - Queens

We have a business located at the Intersection of 24th street and 39th ave in Long Island City, NY 11101 ( Rapid Fan & Blower Inc.) We have been at this location since 1978. We have deliveries during the day and the trucks are forced to Double park on 39th Ave so we can unload. This has caused traffic and also arguements and almost fights with other drivers who cannot get past while we are unloading. We requested a loading zone sign before, but they didnt see enough activity to justify for the "10minutes they spent here looking. There is also a contruction company across the street who would benefit and a Hotel. If it is possible maybe this could be revisted and reviewed. Today someone actually filed a police report that started from a delivery here.

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06/12/2025 - 09:24

Mcguinness Boulevard - India St - Huron St

Cars parked in this part of the bike lane all day everyday

Double Parking

06/11/2025 - 20:47

23 Ave - 80 St - 81 St

Double parked taxis here, are blocking buses, correction vehicles, and regular traffic.

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Double Parking

06/10/2025 - 11:36

Liberty Ave - 130 St - 131 St

Commercial vehicles are constantly double parked here in this residential neighborhood throughout the week. We need a specified no parking loading zone for these local businesses so that traffic is not interrupted. I have several images of double parked commercial vehicles.

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06/05/2025 - 13:36

East Broadway - Catherine St - Market St

Cars and trucks always parked on bikelanes on both sides of the street. Mostly daytime hours and especially on weekends. This forces bikes to share the driving lane with cars, and is extremely dangerous. We need regular traffic cops there, it would be huge source of ticketing revenue!

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06/05/2025 - 11:11

Manhattan Ave - Java St - Kent St - Brooklyn

Parked on a bike lane on a busy street. Many cars passing by and was very dangerous to go around.

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Double Parking

06/03/2025 - 17:01

Dekalb Ave - Taaffe Pl - Kent Ave

There are ALWAYS trucks and cars double parked on this block. It's incredibly dangerous for cyclists.

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06/03/2025 - 12:33

West 76 St - Columbus Ave - Amsterdam Ave

Delivery trucks to Beacon Theatre blocking bike lane.

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06/03/2025 - 11:17

60 Lane - 60 Drive - 60 Lane

Small business requires loading zone for customers and frequent deliveries

Double Parking

05/31/2025 - 22:07

Clarkson Ave - Bedford Ave - Rogers Ave

Every day multiple times a day the entire block is backed up in both directions and the bus honking and the ambulance blaring because there is no way to get around a vehicle on a two way bus lane with parking on both sides of the street .. the noise is impacting our quality of life on a daily basis

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