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Bike Lane Protection

10/16/2024 - 22:57

108 St - 37 Drive - 38 Ave

108th is the most direct route connecting Rego Park/Forest Hills to Corona. Not only would a protected bike lane here help connect to the waterfront, but it would also help connect these three neighborhoods, leading to more commercial activity in both. It would also help connect two areas of different wealth levels, which will help all of Queens.

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Bike Parking Needed

10/08/2024 - 13:44

College Point Boulevard - 37 Ave - 39 Ave

No public bike parking for the mall

Bike Lane Protection

10/08/2024 - 13:43

Roosevelt Ave - Roosevelt Ave - College Point Boulevard

The bike lane just ends after the bridge, this results in an awkward merge on the roadway or bikes riding on the sidewalk

Unsafe Crossing

10/08/2024 - 13:42

Roosevelt Ave - Roosevelt Ave - College Point Boulevard

There are many conflicts between cars turning into skyview and the path onto the bridge.

Bike Lane Requested

10/05/2024 - 20:07

Jackson Ave - Davis St - 45 Ave

finish the jackson ave bike lane

Bike

10/05/2024 - 20:05

Jackson Ave - 46 Rd - 46 Ave

protected bike lane on jackson connecting the existing segments please. currently it’s quite dangerous cuz it expands to two car lanes for what, 1.5 blocks? which drivers use to slam on the gas to pass each other…just for it to reduce back to one lane

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Public Transit

10/04/2024 - 17:10

Astoria Boulevard - Crescent St - 27 St

Begging you for a bus lane on Astoria Boulevard between 21st St and 31st St. That's all that is needed. The Q19 crawls because of car traffic, the chaotic intersection of 31st St and Astoria Blvd, and cars making illegal left turns from Astoria Blvd onto 30th St southbound. A bus lane would fix the 19 so much.

Unsafe Crossing

10/04/2024 - 17:06

Boody St - 30 Ave - 30 Ave

Cars coming off highway. Very wide roadway. Does not feel safe as a cyclist

Bike Lane Protection

10/04/2024 - 17:02

34 Ave - 105 St - 106 St

Would be great to have better protection on 34th Ave between Junction and 114th. Drivers drive into the unprotected bike lane all the time.

Difficult Turn/Crossing

10/04/2024 - 13:50

College Point Boulevard - Roosevelt Ave - Roosevelt Ave

Difficult to make any turn here on a bike - lots of cars

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