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Good Citi Bike Station location
Good Location for a Citi Bike Station
Foster Ave - Argyle Rd - Rugby Rd

I would like to see a Citi Bike station near the intersection of Argyle Rd and Foster Ave, in Ditmas Park in Brooklyn. My wife and I attend church every Sunday one block south of that intersection, and we live in Crown Heights. Currently, we have to bike to one of the stations on Cortelyou Rd and then walk 10-15 mins to get to church. Foster Ave and Argyle Rd (and its parallel partner Rugby Rd) already have bike lanes, and Foster Ave has a lot of businesses and higher-density housing for the neighborhood. So the station would be in a sensible location.

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3 Ave Bridge Bike Path - 3 Ave Brdg Ped And Bike Path - Bruckner Boulevard

right around this area you cant park there anymore and theres alot of space for a cit bike station

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Good Citi Bike Station location
Good Location for a Citi Bike Station
3 Ave Bridge - Lincoln Ave - 3 Ave Bridge

undernearth the underpass in the third ave bridge there is big communite call the bankside and theres plenty of space under the under pass for citi bikes the nearest one is a couple of blocks away

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Good Citi Bike Station location
Good Location for a Citi Bike Station
71 St - Cooper Ave - Myrtle Ave

Glendale desperately needs more transportation options and last-mile connections to the L and M trains in Ridgewood! The nearest CitiBike station is still a around a 15 minute walk, just outside of the range of being useful for everyday trips. Adding another station location further east into Glendale, like at Myrtle and Cooper, would greatly improve access for the neighborhood.

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Glenwood Rd - Flatbush Ave - Nostrand Ave

We should add an e-bike up until glenwood. Especially given Flatbush junction is such a pivotal area and nearby plenty business trains, and school

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Good Citi Bike Station location
Good Location for a Citi Bike Station
Avenue J - Ocean Parkway - Ocean Parkway

There should be Citibikes running up and down Ocean Parkway all the way to Coney Island. THis is already bike lane and it is now being utilized. I would like to commute to Manhattan. Currently, I take the Citibike home from WTC to Courtelyou Rd. I have to walk the remaining 1.6 miles home. This is ridiculous. The worst part is when I cannot find a parking spot for the bike. Why dont you make all bikes electric and charge 400 - 500 a year. It would make the program much more tenable for the outer boroughs.

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Lafayette St - Grand St - Broome St

Hi! It is FREQUENTLY difficult to park a bike here or near here during the day. Would really appreciate more capacity. Thank you.

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Pulaski St - Tompkins Ave - Throop Ave

Please add additional bike capacity to stations in this area. The stations at Pulaski St & Throop Ave, Willoughby Ave & Tompkins Ave, and Pulaski St & Marcus Garvey Blvd are often full or empty. I would be more inclined to purchase a citi bike membership if service in this area was more reliable.

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Good Citi Bike Station location
Good Location for a Citi Bike Station
98 St - Park Lane South - Jamaica Ave

I think this general area of Woodhaven would really benefit from a bike location. Sometimes the J service is cut off and a quick bike ride to Broadway junction or Sutphin Blvd. would be a very welcome addition to the commuting option. Thank you so much.

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