
This location is by a library in a busy neighborhood commercial district. It's also adjacent to the bicycle lane on University Ave.
This location is by a library in a busy neighborhood commercial district. It's also adjacent to the bicycle lane on University Ave.
This location is along a bicycle lane and there's ample sidewalk space on the NW and SW quadrants of the intersection.
This is a good location for a citibike rack. This location is along the University Ave bicycle route adjacent to the Kingsbridge Rd business district. There's ample space for a rack on the SW quadrant of the intersection.
This is a great location for a citibike rack. It's a busy shopping district close to many transit lines. The plaza by Bryan Park would be an excellent location.
This is a great location for a citibike rack. This location is in a large shopping district with lots of foot traffic and is adjacent to a subway stop. There's a small section of a pedestrianized street around Mueller Triangle which is a perfect candidate for a citibike rack.
This is a good location for a citibike rack. This location is the center of a small neighborhood business district.
This is a great location for a citibike rack. This location is centrally located in a neighborhood business district. There's ample space for a citibike rack adjacent to the SBS bus stop and parking garage.
This is a good location for a citibike rack. This area is in the middle of a small neighborhood business district There's space by the deli for a citibike rack.
This is a good location for a citibike rack. There's ample space on the east side of the Grand Concourse, which is now used for (illegal?) parking. This location is along an on-street bike lane and adjacent to a subway station.
This is a good location for a citibike rack. There's ample space on the west side of the Grand Concourse, which is not used for (illegal?) parking. This location is along an on-street bike lane and adjacent to a subway station.
This is a good location for a citibike rack. This location is adjacent to a subway station and in the middle of a neighborhood business district. There's ample sidewalk space by the Kingsbridge Armory for a citibike rack.
This is a good location for a citibike rack. This location is adjacent to a college and not too far from a subway station.
This is a good location for a citibike rack. This is a major transit node where the 4 train, NYCT buses, and Westchester buses all meet. There's space on the south sidewalk, west of the subway station that would not interfere with people waiting for the bus.
This is a good location for a citibike race. This is one of the neighborhood's business district. There is ample street space at this location, which is subject to lots of illegal double parking. This location is also convenient to two subway stations.
This is a great location for a citibike rack. This is a major transit node (Metro-North, 2 SBS routes, and several regular bus routes) at one of the 100% locations in the Bronx. There's space in Rose Hill Park, which is probably a better location than the roadway at this location.
This is a good location for a citibike rack. There's space in the park by the 193rd Street entrance to the Fordham Road Metro-North station.
This is a great location for a citibike race. There's a large, lightly used sidewalk area between just north of the parking garage near the stairs/elevator to the train station.
This small business district would be a good location for a citibike rack. There is ample street space and low traffic volumes.
Will serve a diverse community of students.
That's a good place to install many CitiBikes
This would a good location.
Locate near Lehman College campus.
Locate near Lehman College campus.
I believe that this site will greatly benefit the entire borough as individuals can travel to their education in a carbon neutral manner
There's enough space near the park to include a docking station
Near the steps, dense area.
Dense area.
Echo Park, E Burnside retail, and high density.
Very dense area, keep in mind the topography. Need lots of electric bikes in this area of the Bronx.
Very dense area, needs CitiBike access.
Stimulate the development of an active plaza here.
Improves access to Sedgwick Avenue.
Near VA Hospital for people coming from points south. Dense area.
To add Citibike this location because is next to the Aqueduct Walk and it is a central location.
The Bronx Library Center is the central library of the Bronx, providing services that many other branches do not have. It also provides space for teens, children, and seniors to spend time. The space outside all public libraries should be reserved for CitiBike rather than private vehicle storage.
This is atop a major subway station, at the intersection of two sprawling commercial corridors: Fordham Road and the Grand Concourse. This would also connect to Bx1 and Bx2 Limited Bus Service along Grand Concourse and the Bx12 Select Bus Service along Fordham Road. The strategic importance of this location is strengthened because it is the terminus for every other Bx22 bus (Valentine Av), where many riders are surprised each time because they want to go all the way to Bedford Park.
Next to the Fordham MetroNorth station is absolutely essential. That station must be transformed into a multimodal hub for commuter rail, Select Bus Service, local buses, and the like. CitiBike here would make possible connections to Arthur Avenue small businesses, the entire Fordham University campus, the NY Botanical Gardens, the Bronx Zoo, the (4) train on Jerome Avenue, the (B)(D) trains on Grand Concourse, and the (2)(5) trains across Pelham Parkway.
DeWitt Clinton High School is home to thousands of active Bronx teenagers who could use the service to get around, make connections to other subway stations beyond the 4 train at Mosholu, or to other bus hubs in the Bronx.
This location is excellent. there’s multiple parking cars lots about 3. It will support commute from Bus stations at the end of the block that is like 12 minutes walk. The teachers or students can commute From the schools nearby. A 17 or 19 rack is fine. Citi bike membership for 4 years.
Right next to the park entrance is fine there’s space for parking in 19 or 17 rack should be fine. Should be further away a fire hydrant that is right next to the entrance of the park. Citibike membership 4 year.
Botanical Square is a small street. The tenants of 2985 and 2995 already have to compete with Metro North Riders for parking. We have a community garden and farm and we do not want them taken away. There is space on the Northbound Metro North / Botanical Garden side with ample space for the Citibikes. Please reconsider and do not add unneeded traffic to our block.
Botanical Square is a small street. The tenants of 2985 and 2995 already have to compete with Metro North Riders for parking. We have a community garden and farm and we do not want them taken away. There is space on the Northbound Metro North / Botanical Garden side with ample space for the Citibikes. Please reconsider and do not add unneeded traffic to our block.
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Good location north side of Mosholu Parkway on the East Side of street, near entryway to subway station..
good location near train exit
Location near Twin Parks a NYCHA property and a PAL. Additionally, two news buildings are being built in this area
close proximity to Bailey Houses a NYCHA property
location of schools, social services and a good amount of population in this area.
This a good location given the location of a school and a route to the botanic garden
This Street Island would be a location for bicycles after the bus stop for the BX28 is remove after the proposed rerouting of the bus line. Even if the bus is left intact, this would still be a good location since an intersection of bus lines and the 4 train.
A station would be good at the bus station location that was proposed to be remove in the Bus Redesign Map
providing stations on both sides of the Grand Concourse on the Bridge Island will be a good option
This location is the end of a mostly residential area with local retail and a park. Putting a location here will be disturbing to the residents of the area and will lead to illegal riding of the bicycles inside the park.
The “No Parking Anytime” space on the overpass would be a good spot for a station. It wouldn’t take away from parking, it’s on a bike lane path on the grand concourse, and it’s 1 block from the 203rd street exit of the D Train (Bedford Park station).
Parking or side parking it’s a great spot 17 side way Rack parking or side walk. Citi Bike member 4 year.
A good spot 17 rack size sideways Citi bike rack. 1. Best recommendation is 17 or 22 rack sideways in the parking spot. Options Parking or sidewalk next to the tree by the bus spot, Next to the BX 22 southbound. Citibike member for 4 years.
Please do not put a station here. We already have issues with people hanging out here all day and doing unsavory activities, including openly peeing in the park.
Plenty of sidewalk width to keep this off the street.
would love to see citibikes in marbel hill area! lots of working young adults here that can get an exercise doing errands or going to work
Easy access right after getting off the B/D train. There are many areas both east and west of this train station that are not easily accessible via train-to-bus.
Easy access to campus.
This station would be right in front of the D train station and there is already an existing bike parking spot. It would also be located on two main streets (Grand Concourse and Tremont Avenue) with other transportations such as the Bx 36 bus and Bx 1 & 2 bus.
the locations are between streets and corners. this area is a high traffic volume with major back ups stretching from the east to the west side and beyond. to plan for bike expansion is not safe and an accurate representation of healthy traffic pattern to the community and the earth at large
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This is perfect -- it connects the local colleges with the Metro North and Fordham Corridor Shopping. I and my colleagues that I know of that commute using the Fordham Metro North (Bronx Community College & Lehman College) would definitely bike from our campuses to here. Currently, almost everyone I know doing the commute from the college to the Fordham Metro North station take an Uber.
Perfect spot for BCC
Excellent for using the stairs and BCC
Excellent for getting to BCC from the stairs
Excellent spot for commuters on the Metro North Line!
great security is near by
Outside of Bronx Community Collège entrance is a great place for Citibike dock.
Having a Citibike station at the Burnside Avenue MTA stop would be really practical, particularly if there was another Citibike dock outside of Bronx Community College on University Avenue.
Students and faculty need direct transportation to Bronx Community College from this location!
This will be a good location many workers students and important things close by like the botanical garden and many parks and colleges
It would be great for students to have access to the bike program within the campus
Would be great for students and faculty.
This would be a great area as there is a college and other schools nearby
Great location at the entrance of the campus
This would be an asset across the street from a college for access to students, faculty and the community at large; to support Bronx residents
Right by the Osborne Gate Entrance/BCC campus. Good place to drop off bikes if riding to campus and to pick one up when leaving
Great for students!
There are stairs that lead to bcc over hear and it would be perfect
Great to add lots of bicycles for students and staff at Bronx Community College. Would also be great to have interconnecting protected bike lanes on University Avenue and on Fordham Road
Great to add lots of bicycles here for students and staff at Bronx Community College.
Great for those who get off the 4 train and won’t have to conquer the hill on burnside ave to get to campus
Great for expel coming from Fordham road, they won’t have to wait for the BX 3 to get to campus
Good location would be outside of the main gate on University Ave at Bronx Community College. West 180th and University Ave.
It will be a good location for the Citi Bkes
Great location at the entrance of the campus
Citi bike would be hlpful near this subway station for access to surrounding areas.
Anywhere in the vicinity of the College on Hall of Fame terrace that is not dangerous for bikers or pedestrians.
Citi Bikes would be very helpful near Bronx Community College where nearly all students are public transportation commuters.
Uptown Manhattan in Inwood needs Biked Isham, 211th street and Broadway
1) No good stop Not in the middle of the intersection section is considered like a Highway. Or Under Bridge to the D, B Train Station. Because there’s no space for a Bike Rack under the Bridge. 2) Good spot is Sidewalk In the middle of the bridge Sideways Or the Parking spot. 3) Ether side of the Bridge. On the top of the Bridge. 200st and Bedford. Or near MTA Entrances to the D and B train. Bedford station. Citi Bike Member 4 year.
Fordham Rd train stop (4 train). Fordham Rd have heavy traffic between Fordham Pl to University Heights bridge. Where I select, have space to add a bike station. Commuters could ride bikes through Fordham shopping district to transfer to Fordham Rd Stop (B and D trains), arrive to the 2-metro north stations (University Heights from Hudson line and Fordham from New Heaven line), Fordham University, Bronx Zoo, New York Botanical Garden, schools around the areas and so more. Also, I remember the fights over the jump bikes scatter over Fordham Rd. Thank you.
This is a "dead" section of Tremont that is empty space waiting to have a CitiBike station. It has plenty of space and would still allow ample space for pedestrians to walk to access. Great for local residents who want to bike up to Fordham to go shopping at the upcoming Target or head down to the South Bronx to Yankee Stadium or grab a coffee at Starbucks or even head into Manhattan.
The location would be better suited across the street. This is a green space and a cramped sidewalk, would prefer it across the street.
This will be a great location to have Citi bikes. The intersection is mainly congested with cars because of the highway. What better way to make New York City more bike accessible is to have a Citi bike path near a highway.
Ideal location for citibikes for a few reasons: 1. Plenty of sidewalk space for the docking stations! That means you don’t have to take up street parking! 2. It’s a growing business district with a supermarket and restaurants that would benefit from the foot traffic! 3. It’s the location of the CB7 office which would make sure to monitor and take good care of it
The plaza/triangle at the end of Grand Concourse has plenty of space and connects to the bike lanes/paths on Mosholu and Grand Concourse.
This a great location on the East Coast Greenway, and there is clearly enough space to accommodate CIti Bike because the NYPD already illegally parks dozens of vehicles on the sidewalk with no problem.
Good locaction for those that want to take A and 1 Trains.
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This is a good spot is away from the car wash, is away from the gas station, it’s more calm. Less crowd it. Near the Station. As most people are coming from the east side to the West. Right next to the Mta northbound BX 10 BX 26 BX 28. in front of the bus stop Options parking bike rack. Or Sidewalk bike rack sideways. Citi bike member 4 year.
no good spot . Location is too crowded. bus priority 3 MTA bus routes and 1 Westchester bus routes. There’s a gas station next to the train station.There’s a car wash next to the Station. Move a little bit further up. I will comment the next location. A good spot. Next to the car wash brother next to the bus stop it’ll be a great spot. Northbound BX 10, BX 26, BX 28. Bedford Park after the bus stop in front of the bus stop . Options are side parking or sidewalk sideways bike rack. Member Citi bike 4 year.
No good stop Not in the middle of the intersection section is considered like a highway. Or under the Under bridge to the D, B train. Station Because there’s no space for a bike rack under the bridge. Good spot Sidewalk parking In the middle. Or sidewalk. 200st and Bedford. Or near Mta entrances to the D and B train. Bedford station.
Above at the top In the middle in the bridge absence sidewalk or Street
This a perfect spot for the bikes
Good access to Botanical Garden train station, but also visible from the main road.
This entrance to Lehman is also convenient to Bronx Science and the nearby subway station.
I think this would be a good spot because it’s right outside the college I attend and there isn’t as much traffic as there is right under the four train station that’s near by.
Station in this location would serve Target customers and allow for people to use Citi Bike for transportation to Target.
Cars are inefficient and a waste of space in an urban setting. Cycling as transportation needs to be promoted as a way to get to Lehman over cars and Citi Bike is perfect for that, especially in this location in front of the school which is by a bike lane.
As an urbanist cycling should be promoted in this area especially along a bike lane. There are too many cars on the road and they are inefficient in an urban setting. Cycling is a healthy form of transportation.
Station should be closer to Target and should be at intersection of 225 and Exterior
This is not an appropriate place for Citi bike. Majority of students cannot afford to pay for a parking pass let alone taking away the street parking will be even worse.
This would be a nice location because It benefits the students around it.
Thnx
Great for students and the community!!!
Not suitable as along this street there is free parking that students take advantage of.
Great space for a bike as there is another train stop here (Kingsbridge).
Great for many students at Carmen Hall
Students deserve this!
Not suitable since students need parking on street. Many student cannot afford the parking pass prices offered at lehman.
Not a good place since this would take up needed parking for students who cannot afford to pay for a parking pass.
Great for students.
Would love to see a Citi Bike station near Van Cortland Park.
Having a Citi Bike will be great for commuters, students' health, and the environment!
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I would like to see a Citi Bike station near or on the Lehman College campus
Great place to put bikes because faculty/students can access them easily.
Its a good center
Another great location for the local and shoppers.
I think this location is great, especially being near the hospital. Workers and patients can utilize the citibike service alongside the members of the nearby community.
This location will serve students and faculty at Lehman College and the High School of American Studies, as well as nearby residents. The location of a station here should reduce vehicular traffic and increase the health of students, faculty and residents.
This is the most direct route to the campus for students and faculty commuting from Metro North at Fordham.
This would be a terrible area for bikes. There is not enough room and there are about 4-5 new buildings being constructed in the area
Station here would better serve businesses on University
location is ok, if it is on the sidewalk. but not on the street. There is not enough parking between the school zone and the construction of all the new buildings in the area.
Just north of the south east gate to the Lehman campus would be a great place for people coming and going. Plus the way Jerome is designed there I think there would be good space.
Station will better serve Fordham Hill community
Good location for college students
Good location for citi bikes 🚲.
I believe Citi Bike would be a great addition to the Lehman College community.
This would be a great spot for citi bikes.
Near Lehman College would be great
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Near Lehman college would be terrific!
Lehman College
This is right near the entrance of the school, most people enter and exit this way.
Lehman College students can benefit from a Citi bike location close to campus to encourage a healthy lifestyle and improved impact on our environment.
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Dense area.
Around here.
Popular area.
Near Lehman College.
Near VA.
There should be Citibike locations directly outside every subway station.
Citi Bike station near a supermarket is needed.
add docks near subway station
docks near post office
Add citibike stations as close to Van Cortlandt Park as possible
Add citibike stations to Mosholu greenway
Add as many citibike stations as close to Arthur Ave/Little Italy district as possible to provide access to this commercial district.
Add large stations to protected University Ave bike lane.
All local transit stations need a citi bike dock
There needs to be a station for Bx Sci students, to allow students from the Bronx to get there easier, and to allow students who currently need to walk over 10 minutes to the D and 4 trains to have a quick citi bike to the subway
There needs to be one steps from the Metronorth station. Citi bike connectivity to transit hubs is terrible, often stops are located blocks from major transit stops.
Right by Mosholu Parkway Subway station - good for commuters.
Good spot right by park
Important intersection. Wide sidewalks.
On wide sidewalk in front of Target. Would provide access to the 225th subway station.
On train plaza, would also provide access to Bronx Botanic Garden across the street.
This triangle on-street area would be a great place for an on-street citibike station to allow folks to access the Jerome Reservoir loop for recreation.
Outside this dilapidated church would be a great on-street location for a citibike station and might draw more positive attention to this location for revitalization, and would connect existing station near BronxCare with planned stations along the Grand Concourse to the North.
A great on-street location for a citbike station to deter illegal parking and allow for better daylighting at this intersection and also connect Devoe Park with Fordham & Sedgwick
This would be a great location for a Citibike station to allow folks access to the NYPL and Fordham rd.
Great location for an on-street Citibike station to connect Jerome Ave/175th st Stairs to W 176th and up to University Ave
This would be a great on-street location for a Citibike station as it would connect the Featherbed/174th street connector to allow folks from Jerome Ave to travel up to University Ave and also connect the Macombs Rd
Add a Citbike docking station on Sedgwick as close as possible to the Depot Place Bridge which connects residents down to the Hudson River Greenway. Even better would be if there was a docking station right on Depot Place Bridge so folks can just walk down to the Greenway via the ramp.
Add more citibike stations closer to the Depot Place Bridge to allow residents to be able to access the Depot Place Bridge and ramp down to the Hudson River Greenway. Ideally there should be a citibike station on Depot Place Bridge in CB4.
Add citibike station here to give folks connecting access to Roberto Clemente Park, Sedgwick and up to Tremont./University Ave corridors
Add a citibike station here to give folks the ability to access Cedar Playground and connect Sedgwick and Burnside corridors
This would be a great location for an on-street citibike station to give folks access to the stairs leading down from Sedgwick to Cedar Ave and connecting up Hall of Fame Terr to BxCC & University Ave.
Near bus stop, train station and high school. There is unused curb space next to the bus boarding island right there.
Here is an ideal location for a citibike station in the existing curb extension area that is often blocked by illegal parking and would help keep daylight on the this intersection.
This would be a great place for a citibike station to allow folks to access the beginning of the Acqueduct Walk and Burnside Ave/University Ave corridor
Add an on-street Citibike station here to connect Bedford Park transit to Grand Concourse and surrounding citibike stations.
Add a citibike station here. As many as possible are needed to offer good options for folks riding to/from the NYBotanical Gardens and the schools nearby.
Add a citibike station here to connect the others along Mosholu Parkway and connecting the Grand Concourse
A great place for a Citibike station in this cobbled area to connect the Grand Concourse Corridor to Poe Park and parts north as well as the Kingsbridge corridor
Outside the Gourmet Deli would be a great location for an on-street Citbike station which would also serve to daylight this intersection and provide access for folks shopping in the Fordham Rd plaza/post office to the Grand Concourse and Webster Ave corridors.
This would be a good on-street location to connect the Webster Ave corridor along this fairly gradual slope up to the Grand Concourse.
A great location to connect Devoe Park and other citibike stations along the Fordham Rd corridor and University Ave.
This would be an ideal location for a large/double Citbike station as it would connect several bus routes/Metro North to the Fordham University and the Fordham Road shopping corridor.
This would be a great location for a citibike station in the street to connect the Acqueduct walk to Jerome Reservoir and shopping along the Kingsbridge corridor.
This is a great location for a Citibike station as it will allow folks to ride to shopping at River Plaza shops!
The street space directly outside the Meat Market would be an ideal location for a Citbike station as it would connect folks using the 176th street subway stop and also deter illegal dumping and illegal parking. There is ample street space here that is currently underutilized.
This would be a great location for a citibike station on the street as it would serve to calm speeding car traffic exiting from and entering route 87, and would give folks access to/from the University Heights bridge to Inwood.
Please consider placing the citibike station onto the median curb that separates the center lanes of the Grand Concourse from the service road. There is an existing pedestrian crosswalk here for easy access and it will deter illegal parking and placard abuse - where nypd and city agency employees park their cars on the median.
This short block might be a better location for a CitBike station than right outside the subway station, as there is plenty of space and there isn't existing bike parking/bus stop here. So, it's complementary to surrounding infrastructure.
This would be a great place for a Citibike station as it is along a protected bike lane and there is already existing pedestrian plaza space which is currently frequently occupied by illegally parked cars and garbage. It is also close to a Bus stop and the school.
At the Train Station
Sidewalk where Police park cars on bridge.
All along Moshulu
Sidewalk of bridge
On Park sidewalk \accross from college
Across subway entrance, a lot of awkward unused space that could be repurposed into area for docks.
By subway entrances and bus stops
A bike station by the park here would also be nice.
A station right by the school would be nice.
Good spot by corner of park.
My favorite Chinese take-out is here. Citibike would make it more convenient to get, and let me peddle off some of the General Tso I'll be eating.
Good spot
At entrance to Roberto Clemente State park which is a great destination
By several religious institutions and medical facility, close to subway, enough space on sidewalk.
By Walton Park, enough sidewalk area for sidewalk docks too.
Would serve nearby area, by stairs down to Sedgwick Ave too.
By subway entrance
By subway station and bus, and provides access to stairs down to Walton Ave
By subway entrance, existing bike parking exists here too.
Would serve nearby apartment buildings, enough space on sidewalk.
By park and residential/commercial area.
Would serve Echo Park.
By small park area, no parking allowed on street adjacent to the park anyway.
In median (could spur bike path), near parks too.
Enough sidewalk space for sidewalk docks.
Near bridge to Manhattan.
Good location for those trying to bike along Aqueduct walkway.
Good location for those trying to bike on the walkway.
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