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Citi Bike Phase 3 Expansion

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Good Location for a Citi Bike Station

01/30/2025 - 16:20

4 Ave - 74 St - Bay Ridge Parkway

4th Ave has more space available for citibikes than 3rd or 5th

Good Location for a Citi Bike Station

01/30/2025 - 16:19

Bay Ridge Ave - Shore Rd - Shore Rd Greenway

Good access to the ferry and waterfront

Good Location for a Citi Bike Station

01/30/2025 - 16:18

68 St - Bliss Terrace - Colonial Rd

Citibike stations here will increase access to the park

Good Location for a Citi Bike Station

01/30/2025 - 16:16

4 Ave - Ovington Ave - 72 St

4th Ave is a good place for citibikes due to the extra wide sidewalks

Good Location for a Citi Bike Station

01/30/2025 - 15:29

Shore Rd - 78 St - 79 St

Shore Road ideal street for placement of CitiBike Station. Parallel to park and shore, and on the edge of the neighborhood so radius of car-dependent commuters needing parking is far less than in the centrally located parts of the neighborhood. Many homes also have private driveways for their cars making the need for on-street public parking less necessary.

Good Location for a Citi Bike Station

01/30/2025 - 15:27

Bay Ridge Ave - Shore Rd - Shore Rd Greenway

Circulating pedestrians to and from ferry. Will increase use of ferry and Citi Bike.

Good Location for a Citi Bike Station

01/30/2025 - 15:26

86 St - 3 Ave - 4 Ave

86th and 4th would be one of the best places for a bike station. This is a busy shopping hub with connections to the R train, B1, B16, S53, S79 and S93 buses. Allowing people to get here via bike share might cut down on the idling Ubers and double parking.

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Good Location for a Citi Bike Station

01/30/2025 - 15:25

77 St - 4 Ave - 5 Ave

Off a subway station, thoroughfare for pedestrians circulating the neighborhood. 4th Ave is a large avenue with little to no commercial activity and has "eyes on the street" to prevent vandalism to the stations. Excellent and ideal location for a Citi Bike station.

Location Not Suitable for Citi Bike Station

01/30/2025 - 15:20

7 Ave - 76 St - 77 St

Despite there being a protected bike lane, the road encourages fast and dangerous driving, making this place unsuitable for increased pedestrian activity as a result of a station. It would be better to place the station further inside the neighborhood. Station may become neglected or abused due to the lack of "eyes on the street."

Good Location for a Citi Bike Station

01/30/2025 - 15:18

5 Ave - 77 St - 78 St

Popular intersection for pedestrian activity, thoroughfare for Subway (77th / 4th Stop), and thoroughfare to shared bike lane on 6th Ave and protected bike lane on 7th Ave.

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