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Scooter parking on Merrick Boulevard between Springfield Boulevard and Laurelton Parkway increase congestion on Merrick Boulevard.
Scooter parking on Merrick Boulevard between Springfield Boulevard and Laurelton Parkway increase congestion on Merrick Boulevard.
Cambria Heights is a community that has a lot of elderly residents. Scooters would not be feasible there.
No scooter parking wanted here. Put in an area that wants it. Homeowner in Laurelton NY.
No e-scooters needed here in Laurelton. We need more bus service.
To many double parked cars and pedestrians. Laurelton Queens we do not need no Scooter parking.
To much traffic and foot traffic.
No E-Scooter parking on any street here in Laurelton Queens. To much traffic and pedestrians walking and not crossing at the crosswalk. This will be a disaster and will cause people to die.
I can't believe with all the debt we have and how Laurelton Queens has now become a dumping ground for felons, section eight families, mentally ill and shelter/homeless people. Why would we want scooters around here!!!! Crime has risen over 100%. We don't want any scooters in our neighborhood all it will be used for is crime against hard working homeowners.
I would NOT like to see e-scooter parking anywhere on Merrick Blvd nor surrounding residential streets as this area is already congested with cars and pedestrians. This would create a safety hazard particularly for kids and seniors, including taking up already limited street and sidewalk spaces. E-scooters are also very dangerous and prone to accidents including fire and will encourage theft of such.
I recommend scooters NOT be placed on Merrick Boulevard..starting from Springfield Blvd to Laurelton Parkway.
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