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Passenger Pick Up/Drop Off on Travel Lane

11/14/2024 - 12:09

50 Ave - Lic Greenway - 2 St

The entrance to our building 1-50 50th Ave, which holds 619 apartments, has been designated a bike lane, which makes no sense as there are pickup and drop off moments all throughout the day so the lane is constantly blocked. Most notably pick up and drop off of school aged children, and people with disabilities. This needed to be taken into consideration for urban planning. How is the front of such a density rich building designated as bike lane? Please find out a way to accomodate residents needs before changing all our roads to mimmick Manhattan. Same as the parking meters. Most people here are residents that park in the street. How is the street more expensive than the parking garages? Maybe it makes sense in midtown, but LIC waterfront? teachers, supermarket, restaurant workers all come her to spend 8 hours a day. Residents park for several days in a row.

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Bike

11/12/2024 - 16:04

We need to extend the bike lane from Hunter's Point park that ends abruptly on 50th Avenue and Center Blvd. A protected bike lane needs to be extend all along Center Blvd in from of Gantry park for the safety of bikers and pedestrians. This is a very busy Blvd..

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Bike

11/12/2024 - 15:38

Center Boulevard - Lic Greenway - 49 Ave

Please extend the protected bike lane on Center Boulevard to continue along 48th, 49th & 50th Avenues. These blocks are treacherous for cyclists, as there is no room for them to maneuver with all the double parked cars and food trucks.

Bike Lane Requested

11/04/2024 - 20:02

20 Ave - Hazen St - 75 St

The bike lane ends here. I dream of a day I can take a bike along fully protected bike routes to the airport.

Bike Parking Needed

11/04/2024 - 19:58

La Guardia Arpt Entrance - La Guardia Access Rd - Deadend

Adding secure bike parking at LGA would allow me to reduce weekly ride share trips to the airport from Astoria. The Queens Waterfront greenway would be the route I use to get there.

Bike Lane Requested

10/29/2024 - 15:47

149 St - 24 Rd - 25 Ave

North south bike lane ends here and should be extended

No Sidewalk

10/29/2024 - 15:39

Willets Point Boulevard - 154 St - 22 Ave

Missing sidewalk

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Favorite Place

10/29/2024 - 15:37

Utopia Parkway - 19 Ave - 21 Ave

Popular bagel store

Bike Lane Requested

10/29/2024 - 15:36

Barton Ave - 149 Pl - 150 St

Need a bike route leading to LIRR since bus service can be unreliable for arriving on time to catch the train

No Crosswalk

10/29/2024 - 15:34

Clintonville St - Cross Island Parkway - Cross Island Parkway

Missing crosswalk and pedestrian signals

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