This is a good location for Citibikes because it is an open area that would not hinder a business because there are currently none on this street, yet it is closely located to the hospital, public library, multiple residential buildings, businesses and public transportation.

This is a good location for Citibikes because it is right by a train station and bus station. It is also on a quiet block in a shaded area.

This is not a good location for Citibikes. The bikes have been removed because they were blocking access for Con Ed to complete required work. We are asking that you do not bring them back. They completely block street access for buildings 467 and 469 which makes it hard for the commercial spaces and residential building to take out its garbage. This is even more of an issue now that we have to use containers. They also encourage loitering in front of our building which makes it harder for us to keep the sidewalks clean. We have also noticed that it has become a center for drug dealers, this decreases the habitability of the building. There are multiple locations across the street where there are no businesses and even no buildings, but it is even closer to the train and bus stations. These would be better locations.

Apparently, there used to be a station here, but it was removed. Please consider putting it back and there are many, many people who would take advantage of it. Thanks.

Hi, I would like to request a replacement the Citi Bike station that was removed on Ash Street. With the increase of people to visit in the new residences and more businesses in the area, a new station at this landing would restore an important connection for daily riders and the neighborhood.

Please replace the Citi Bike station that was removed near Ash Street. Every day, people get off the Pulaski Bridge here and need a convenient place to start or end a trip. A new station at this landing would restore an important connection for daily riders and the neighborhood.

Plenty of space for a station and near BQ at Newkirk. In a neighborhood that feels relatively safe for biking even on streets without bike lanes

Please replace the Citi Bike station that was removed near Ash Street. Every day, people get off the Pulaski Bridge here and need a convenient place to start or end a trip. A new station at this landing would restore an important connection for daily riders and the neighborhood.

it baffles me how there is not a bike parking in this vicinity, I had to walk 15 minutes to get to a station and that one didn't even have bikes. This is one of the most famous parks in NYC after Central Park and one of the busiest areas in NYC. There is tons of foot traffic and needs to have way more bike stations and available bikes for tourists, locals, and business-people.