
A safe connection from the end of Rugby/Argyle to Prospect Park is needed
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A safe connection from the end of Rugby/Argyle to Prospect Park is needed
there are no bike lanes that let us cross over to sunset park!! need some
Church Ave is AWFUL with double-parking and dangerous driving. If there can be an actual protected lane there that cars CAN"T get into that would be great. But I would like to see other cross streets like Ave C have a bike lane bc I think it might be safe?
Church Avenue is a major corridor and has no business having parking block any type of vehicular traffic. Please get rid of the parking, give us a bicycle lane and/or a dedicate B35 line.
Flatbush Ave has been asking for a dedicated bus lane and protected bike lane for years. Please make it happen.
Bay Parkway needs a protected bike lane and dedicated bus lane all the way down to the Ceasars Bay. Also, put a ferry stop at Ceasers Bay!
The east side of Prospect Park has been asking for a bike lane for the longest time. It should be connected to the rest of the bike lanes that run along the perimeter of the park.
Get rid of the parking on Linden Boulevard, make a dedicated bus lane that runs both directions, and throw a protected bike lane.
Avenue M is a key connection to the subway and commercial strip. Would be great if it could be a connection within the bike network!
Protected bike lane for the full length of Argyle, including safe and protected crossings of Caton Ave and Parkside Ave.
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