Queens Waterfront Greenway

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Bike Lane Requested

12/15/2025 - 11:55

Vernon Boulevard - Queens Plaza South - Queens Plaza North

Queensbridge gap in bike lane makes most use the sidewalk.

Bike Related Issues

12/15/2025 - 11:52

Rainey Park Esplanade - 33 Rd - 34 Ave

- Rainey redesign bike lane seems pointless.

Aggressive Drivers

12/12/2025 - 15:49

Astoria Boulevard - 88 St - 87 St

6.3 in Astoria Blvd has many problems, mostly reckless driving. (Spanish: 6.3 en Astoria Blvd tiene muchos problemas de reckless driving)

Bike Related Issues

12/12/2025 - 15:47

Ditmars Boulevard - 92 St - 93 St

For health reasons, 6.1 is very close to the airport. (Noise, fumes, etc.) (Spanish: Por temas de salud, 6.1 está muy cerca al aeropuerto. [Olores, ruidos, etc.])

Bike Lane Requested

12/12/2025 - 15:46

Astoria Boulevard - 85 St - 83 St

Which would you prioritize? Thinking about health, the neighborhood, children and family, noise pollution and smog by airplanes. I would make 6.3 and not 6.1 instead. (Spanish, original: CUAL PRIORIZARÍA? PENSANDO EN SALUD DEL NEIGHBORHOOD, LOS NIÑOS Y LA FAMILIA, CONTAMINACIÓN DE SONIDO Y SMOG POR LOS AVIONES. YO HARÍA 6.3 AL EN VEZ 6.1 INSTEAD)

Bike Related Issues

12/12/2025 - 15:45

Astoria Boulevard - 86 St - 85 St

As a driver, driving on Astoria Blvd is already chaos. Installing a bike lane could worsen the situation? Considering that Northern and other larger roads are also impacted. (Spanish, original: COMO DRIVER / MANEJAR EN ASTORIA BLVD YA ES UN CAOS. INSTALAR UNA CICLOVÍA PODRÍA EMPEORAR LA SITUACIÓN? CONSIDERANDO QUE NORTHERN Y OTRAS VÍAS GRANDES TAMBIÉN SON)

Bike

12/12/2025 - 15:43

Astoria Boulevard - 86 St - 87 St

6.3 has much more space but the tradeoff is the risk of reducing parking, it raises complaints and has bus lanes (translated from Spanish: 6.3 tiene mucho más espacio pero el tradeoff es corre riesgo de reducir parking, arriesga quejas y tiene líneas de buses)

Bike Lane Requested

12/12/2025 - 15:42

Astoria Boulevard - 25 Ave - 90 St

Queens Blvd turned out very well, 6.3 Astoria Blvd would be similar. Chaotic and with traffic, but it would be much safer (translated from Spanish: Queens Blvd quedo muy bien, 6.3 Astoria Blvd sería similar. Caótico y con tráfico pero sería mucho más seguro)

Bike

12/12/2025 - 15:41

23 Ave - 89 St - 90 St

6.2 is an industrial road but more direct (translated from Spanish: 6.2 es una vía industrial pero más directo)

Bike

12/12/2025 - 15:37

Meridian Rd - Meridian Rd - Shea Rd

Meridian Rd. is not wide enough. For 7.3, too many variables here for a bike lane.

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