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Bike Related Issues
Bike Related Issues
Ditmars Boulevard - 24 St - Crescent St

(E-W) Ditmars is a desired line for people traveling from Astoria Park. 20th Ave capital project would make a nice option.

Accessibility
Accessibility
19 St - Ditmars Boulevard - 22 Rd

Access from 19th St - there is ADA access - there are only stairs. People with strollers, wheelchairs face issues.

Difficult Turn/Crossing
Difficult Turn/Crossing
31 Ave - Vernon Boulevard - 12 St

31st Ave and turn to Vernon intersect, it's not stopped/controlled

Difficult Turn/Crossing
Difficult Turn/Crossing
Vernon Boulevard - Broadway - 10 St

Tricky exit from Costco / Vernon bike meets

Difficult Turn/Crossing
Difficult Turn/Crossing
Vernon Boulevard - Broadway - 10 St

In front of Costco - where Costco exit - "not ideal" -> could go behind it - save people from aggressive drivers. -> way to re-engineer parking lot access

Pedestrian
Pedestrian
Hallets Cove Esplanade - Vernon Boulevard - 1 St

Concern if bike path would make waterfront inaccessible to pedestrians.

Bike Lane Requested
Bike Lane Requested
Hallets Cove Esplanade - Vernon Boulevard - 1 St

Go east along the river would be beautiful from Vernon Blvd to 1st Street.

Bike Lane Requested
Bike Lane Requested
43 Ave - Ny-qn Cnty Boundary - Vernon Boulevard

2.1 - is great to make a continuous path connecting to 1.1

Confusing Bike Route Connection
Confusing Bike Route Connection
Vernon Boulevard - Queens Plaza South - Queens Plaza North

2.2 - is where bikers are - Intersection of Queens Plaza South & Vernon Blvd is complex to navigate

Bike Lane Protection
Bike Lane Protection
Vernon Boulevard - 41 Ave - Queensbridge Park Greenway

2.2 - unprotected segment is a huge problem; when snow is not cleared people are forced on a roadway Vernon segment should be a priority to be consistent

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