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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.
Street vendor in front CVS store sometimes stands in the street while he’s working. This is kinda like loading? I’m concerned for his safety though the lane is usual open because of southbound cars on Flatbush queueing to turn right on Nevins
Daily illegal parking blocking bike lane and emergency vehicle. Significant number of 311 violation filed with zero action. Please enforce for safety
Parking in travel lane (at curb) by the check cashing store on both sides of Flatbush Ave
Parking in travel lane by NYPD uniform supply store
The block of Nostrand Avenue between Avenues V and W have two schools right next to each other. Every morning and afternoon, over 100 parents need to drop off and pick up their kids by car. The new city bus camera program is creating tickets for every parent who needs to drop off or pick up their child, as the frontage of the schools is too small to allow for single car parking. They need a zone to load and unload the children without getting a new ticket twice every day. It is becoming unmanageable. The parents can not even afford one ticket, let alone 20 each month. Please advise if there is anything we can do to have a special ticket free zone or designated parking for that area. Thank you. I am a concerned parent.
current designated loading zone is not being used by delivery trucks. most frequent observed use is by tow trucks or other non-residentt commercial vehicles parked overnight. it is a useless location and should be deleted from program.
Delivery trucks and private vehicles often use the crosswalk to the 190th A train station as a loading zone, which creates a dangerous pedestrian crossing. A loading zone on this block could alleviate that.
This stretch of 187th has two supermarkets and multiple restaurants -- there are frequently trucks and vans unloading in the middle of traffic or in the Fort Washington intersection itself. It's such a small street that at least one side should really be a loading zone, not parking.
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