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Double Parking

12/05/2025 - 18:25

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Crowded Bus

12/02/2025 - 15:04

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Difficult Turn/Crossing

11/28/2025 - 17:20

Prince St - Northern Boulevard - Northern Boulevard

Bridge that descends by Northern Blvd to Prince: create a direct crossing alternative to cross the bridge without the dangerous crossing. (Spanish: PUENTE QUE BAJA X NORTHERN BLVA A PRINCE: HACER UNA ALTERNATIVA DE CRUCE DIRECTO PARA CRUZAR EL PUENTE SIN EL CRUCE PELIGROSO)

Bike

11/28/2025 - 17:16

Roosevelt Ave - Stadium Pl South - Fmcp Nycta-lirr Pedestrian Brdg

7.3 is the easiest to improve (on Roosevelt). (Spanish: 7.3 es la más fácil de mejorar (en Roosevelt))

Bike

11/28/2025 - 17:09

34 Ave - 126 St - 126 Pl

7.2 is not the best because it goes through 34th and does not connect well to the entrance—it needs to go up through CitiField to Northern and exit connected by Northern (Spanish: 7.2 no es la mejor porque pasa por la 34 y no alimenta bien a la entrada—tiene que subir por CitiField hasta Northern y salir conducida por Northern)

Bike Lane Requested

11/28/2025 - 17:05

Northern Boulevard - Deadend - College Point Boulevard

LaGuardia to Home Depot, bridge on 34th to College Point would be very important as a commuting route. (Spanish: La Guardia a Home Depot, puente en la 34 a College Point sería muy importante como ruta de commute.)

Bike Lane Requested

11/28/2025 - 16:57

Roosevelt Ave - Stadium Pl South - Fmcp Nycta-lirr Pedestrian Brdg

Roosevelt is the shortest and best route to travel, less recreational.

Bike Lane Requested

11/28/2025 - 16:53

Roosevelt Ave - Willets Point Boulevard - Roosevelt Ave

Roosevelt Ave current safest option - room for improvement.

Signage Problems

11/28/2025 - 16:51

College Point Boulevard - 37 Ave - 39 Ave

Currently a dangerous intersection; not a lot of cars stop.

Bike Lane Requested

11/28/2025 - 16:47

Northern Boulevard - Van Wyck Expressway Et 13 E Nb - Prince St

Second option (7.2) here for cyclists would be good.

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