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Shared E-Scooter Program - Suggest Scooter Parking

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This feedback map is for suggesting parking for the shared e-scooter program taking place in eastern Queens. This area covers Queens Community Boards 7, 8, 11, and 12. Neighborhoods in this area include Flushing, Kew Gardens Hills, and Jamaica.

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Comments (367)

Location Not Suitable for Scooter Parking Pin

Location Not Suitable for Scooter Parking

09/23/2024 - 17:08

138 St - 62 Rd - 63 Ave

Narrow sidewalk , poorly parked scooters blocking kids going to school. Scooter always knocked to the ground.

Location Not Suitable for Scooter Parking Pin

Location Not Suitable for Scooter Parking

09/19/2024 - 19:11

Linden Boulevard - 172 St - Marne Pl

Church

Location Not Suitable for Scooter Parking Pin

Location Not Suitable for Scooter Parking

09/19/2024 - 19:10

178 Pl - 114 Rd - Linden Boulevard

Residential

Location Not Suitable for Scooter Parking Pin

Location Not Suitable for Scooter Parking

09/19/2024 - 19:09

Linden Boulevard - 178 Pl - St Albans Comm Liv Ctr Driveway

Residential

Location Not Suitable for Scooter Parking Pin

Location Not Suitable for Scooter Parking

09/19/2024 - 19:07

Linden Boulevard - 179 St - 180 St

Funeral home

Location Not Suitable for Scooter Parking Pin

Location Not Suitable for Scooter Parking

09/19/2024 - 19:04

Linden Boulevard - 180 St - Newburg St

Not near the funeral home property.

Good Location for Scooter Parking Pin

Good Location for Scooter Parking

09/13/2024 - 16:32

164 St - Oak Ave - Metcalf Ave

Good location since it's near park and greenway. I do not see that many around here though.

Good Location for Scooter Parking Pin

Good Location for Scooter Parking

09/13/2024 - 16:31

158 St - 45 Ave - 46 Ave

I believe that the sidewalk is public property. When someone ends their trip, they have to take a photo to confirm they properly parked. If there's people parking on the public sidewalk here, that means there is a demand for this program.

Good Location for Scooter Parking Pin

Good Location for Scooter Parking

09/13/2024 - 16:29

Geranium Ave - Colden St - Kissena Boulevard

I'm glad Flushing got this program. It's a good thing that the apps ask you to upload your driver's license as a way to confirm you have an understanding of roadway safety. There's been too many car accidents in Flushing resulting in deaths of young children unfortunately, I wonder how they still have their licenses.

Good Location for Scooter Parking Pin

Good Location for Scooter Parking

09/13/2024 - 16:27

Union St - Barclay Ave - Sanford Ave

There's a lot of sidewalk space, there is congestion because of cars. Bikes or scooters are not causing that congestion. The bike lane along Sanford had already been established, so it matches well with the scooter program.

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