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Pedestrian

Pedestrian

03/15/2023 - 19:47

Hicks St - Union St - President St

This part of southbound Hicks street gets a high volume of speeding cars that continue south on Hicks or take fast turns westbound on to President street. There are speed bumps further north on hicks that successfully prevent speeding. This block of hicks between Union and President should also have a speed bump to reduce speeding and protect pedestrian safety.

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Pedestrian

Pedestrian

03/15/2023 - 18:19

Columbia St - Union St - President St

It is incredibly dangerous to cross the street here while driving and even more so as a pedestrian. We need a stop sign or a traffic light here to make it more safe for everyone.

Pedestrian

Pedestrian

03/15/2023 - 18:06

Columbia St - President St - Brooklyn

The intersection of Columbia and President Street is incredibly dangerous. With the increase of trucks coming from the Amazon warehouse, and traffic heading for the BQE entrance up the street which often backs up, plus the fact that construction trucks often park outside the very popular deli, it is so dangerous for people trying to cross the street. When crossing with children to go to Mother Cabrini playground, it is feels so dangerous, and when we drive it is impossible to see as we enter the intersection. *Please* put a stop sign or streetlight before someone gets hurt!!

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