On the corner, either on Union Turnpike or Main Street, by the bus stop
On the corner, either on Union Turnpike or Main Street, by the bus stop
These bikes are all over the entire street like 15-20 illegally parked blocks pedestrian sidewalks and cross walks. Elderly people are unable to walk and or cross the street. This is a huge ongoing issue very dangerous and had been here for weeks. Very hazardous condition emergency vehicles cannot acces streets bikes are blocking every corner.
E-scooters are all over the place, a tripping hazard. Please install parking areas. Thank you.
Wide sidewalks no businesses right next to a large parking lot close to the Long Island railroad
Quiet block with plenty of space near the park and close to the Long Island railroad and main Street flushing 7 train stop
Take up too much space, causing the car behind it to hang over on the driveway behind it which causes a lot of TENSION with neighbors. Also no stop sign at this intersection and cars uses this avenue as a shortcut which they speed through. exact location is in front of 156-01 111th avenue. please re-evaluate and move down no standing post or remove all together.
An E-Scooter Parking should be setup in this location on 89th Avenue off the corner of 165th Street in front of the retail sign store.
This street is always full of cars especially at night and people are parking in driveways and getting towed. There is no space in this area . The scooters should be put by public parks and places like the e -bikes in Brooklyn, not where people pay property taxes. Please do the right thing.
All scooters should be placed at public places like parks and not where people pay property taxes.
Location not suitable for E-Scooter parking. This is strictly a residential area and a very short street with narrow sidewalks. Don’t want to see E-Scooters parked on residential streets. There should be designated parking areas for these types of vehicles. Away from residential properties. There should be a penalty for leaving E-scooters on residential streets.
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