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Very wide sidewalks for lots of space for scooters, adjacent to shopping and transportation (Q44, Q20)
Need more parking stations to avoid having improperly parked vehicles. A station here on 164th and Highland would be nice as it’s a pretty busy intersection and near many schools, chuches, parks, and residential buildings. Thanks.
This sidewalk is used by students going to PS 135q and it is always blocked by bikes/scooter lying down on the sidewalk.
Scooters and e-bikes are left in front of the entrance of the Flushing hospital clinic at this corner. They can be obstructive and in the way of pedestrian traffic.
Scooter are frequently parked on private property at the entrance of this building. Sometimes they are lying on the ground and are a tripping harzard. They also obtruct the main entrance (Which is also an emergency exit of the building)
not suitable for ebikes, they are being left in the middle of the sidewalks
Good area for scooter parking as Hillcrest High School is here and the Parsons Blvd subway station is nearby. A parking location here on Highland is would be more convenient and closer to the school than the nearest corral on 88th Av and Parsons Blvd.
I think Highland Av and 164th St is good parking spot because of how many points of interests are nearby and it's a pretty busy intersections. A big apartment complex is here, as well as a church. A daycare center, a second church, Hillcrest high school and a park are also a block away from here. The bus stop at this corner too.
Great amount of space along this strip next to the park, and on a central street and near public transport
Having it on Haym Square (the side not next to the library) would be amazing. The sidewalk is very wide and there would still be room to walk on it with parking next to it. It's on a central street (Main St.). Very few people walk on this little strip of sidewalk anyway.
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